by Macomb Law Group | Jun 11, 2019 | Auto Insurance Claims
On Friday, May 24, 2019, the Michigan legislature passed a no-fault reform bill on the promise that it would save drivers money on their auto insurance premiums. But will the new law really save you money, or will your money go to lawsuits and Medicaid reimbursement?...
by Macomb Law Group | May 28, 2019 | Auto Insurance Claims
Do you have the right kind of auto insurance to cover the people injured in an accident? When insurance brokers get creative to save customers money, it can sometimes leave drivers confused about what they are buying. And as a recent Michigan Court of Appeals decision...
by James Spagnuolo | Apr 16, 2019 | Auto Insurance Claims
When a patient is injured in a motor vehicle accident, it can be difficult to know the process for getting your accounts paid. Especially after recent changes to the process of medical billing and no-fault claims, you need to know what to do to protect your right to...
by James Spagnuolo | Jan 8, 2019 | Auto Insurance Claims, Motor Vehicle Accidents
After a severe auto accident, you may be told that you have an assigned claim. Find out when assigned claims happen, what they are assigned to, and how having an assigned claim can affect your no-fault benefits after a crash. If you have an assigned claim for your...
by James Spagnuolo | Dec 11, 2018 | Auto Insurance Claims, Motor Vehicle Accidents
The unlimited coverage of medical expenses under Michigan’s No-Fault Act can be the difference between recovery and bankruptcy. Injured motorists often have to fight to be covered after a crash – especially when they’re on a motorcycle. But a recent Michigan Court of...
by James Spagnuolo | Nov 13, 2018 | Auto Insurance Claims
Insurance companies love their fine print. Not to mention using confusing names for their legal entities, and their policies. But knowing the difference between uninsured and under-insured motorist coverage could mean the difference between a judgement owed and...
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