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Legislation Would Shift Cost of Care Resulting from Catastrophic Car Injuries to Michigan Taxpayers Lansing — The Michigan Senate today passed Senate Bills 1014 and 787, which would erode protections for residents who suffer catastrophic injuries in car accidents and shift the cost of care to Michigan taxpayers. SB 1014 addresses the Assigned Claims Plan (ACP) and would cap the cost of care to $400,000. SB 787 would offer a so-called “carve-out” for senior citizens that in reality severely decreases … read more
Buying auto insurance in Michigan is frustrating for just about everyone, especially in Detroit. While reviewing hundreds of premium quotes offered by some of the state’s major auto insurers on behalf of the Coalition Protecting Auto No-Fault (CPAN), auto insurance expert Doug Heller identified 10 quotes that are particularly outrageous examples of the various ways auto insurance companies have cheated good drivers in Michigan, even as the insurers blame anybody but themselves for the high cost of their product. A … read more