Michigan drivers have saved over $6.5B from auto no-fault reforms
DIFS report: 2019 auto no-fault reforms are bringing down costs, reducing fraud and abuse LANSING – Michigan drivers are continuing to...
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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For years, the Insurance Alliance of Michigan has been a strong supporter of fixing Michigan's broken, outdated auto no-fault system by cracking down on fraud, reining-in overcharging by medical providers and giving consumers a choice in their level of medical coverage.
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