Michigan Injury Law Group

05/27/2022

02/12/2021

Under the new auto insurance law, Michiganders can choose to “opt out” of unlimited PIP coverage but health plans often do not cover critical items should you or your family member get into a serious crash. Know the risks and read CPAN’s recommendations: shopyourpolicymi.com.

08/19/2020

If you are among those whose auto insurance is coming up for renewal then you’ll soon have a choice to make regarding your coverage. A little over a month ago,

08/17/2020

It’s your choice to stay protected — purchase at least $500,000 in uninsured and $500,000 in underinsured motorist coverage, in case you become the victim of serious injury caused by another driver who has no insurance or inadequate insurance.

For more details on Michigan’s new law and to view our recommendations, visit www.shopyourpolicymi.com.

08/11/2020

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08/07/2020

A new era in auto insurance is here—and you are now in control. CPAN and the Michigan Brain Injury Provider Council are working together to raise awareness of why it’s so important to when your policy is up for renewal. Learn more at shopyourpolicymi.com.

08/03/2020

With Michigan’s new auto insurance law in full effect, CPAN recommends consumers get a minimum of $250,000 per person/$500,000 per occurrence in auto liability coverage, plus an optional umbrella policy ($2 million is recommended) to provide additional liability coverage beyond that amount.

Learn more about your options under the new law at www.shopyourpolicymi.com.

07/10/2020

Michigan's insurance director says that some auto insurance companies are wrongly telling customers they must wait months to change their policies.

07/06/2020

Michigan’s moratorium on residential evictions is extended until July 16, 2020. Our thanks to James E. Schaafsma from the Michigan Poverty Law Program for this timely article. It addresses Mich Exec Order No 2020-134 and summarizes the COVID-19-related housing assistance program established by 2020 PA 123. https://www.icle.org/updates/COVID19/evictionmoratorium.aspx

06/23/2020

Insurer filings reviewed by Bridge show most drivers will save money under a reform law set to take effect July 2. But universal savings appear exaggerated and where you live still impacts what you will pay.