Insurance Alliance of Michigan

A UNIFIED VOICE FOR MICHIGAN'S INSURANCE INDUSTRY

AUTO

Learn the ins and outs of Michigan's auto no-fault insurance system.

HOME

Frequently asked questions on homeowners insurance and renters insurance in Michigan.

BUSINESS

Outlining the importance of business insurance, including Workers' Compensation Insurance.

POLICY

Laws, regulations and legislation important to Michigan's insurance industry.

LATEST NEWS

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Michigan’s insurance industry among “Hot 50” for jobs, wage growth

Industry expected to add more than 1,300 jobs through 2028

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IAM urges drivers to use caution in School Zones as some students return to the classroom

Schools implementing new drop-off and pickup procedures amid COVID-19 pandemic

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Renters insurance provides certainty for college students in uncertain times

Coverage comes at minimal cost, provides maximum peace of mind

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Drivers can tap into savings from Michigan’s new auto no-fault law beginning today

Consumers encouraged to call their insurance company or local agent to talk through options

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Rep. Wozniak, CPAN bill will destroy auto no-fault reform

Reckless measure rolls back commonsense medical fee schedule

No-Fault Reform

For years, the Insurance Alliance of Michigan has been a strong supporter of fixing Michigan's broken, outdated auto no-fault system by cracking down on fraud, reining-in overcharging by medical providers and giving consumers a choice in their level of medical coverage.

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