Michigan's No-Fault Medical Coverage May Come to an End
Michigan's No-Fault Medical Coverage May Come to an End
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Citing unacceptably high costs, advocates support a proposal in the Michigan legislature that would eliminate Michigan's mandatory no-fault car insurance system. As it now stands, no-fault coverage for injuries sustained by a driver or passenger in a motor vehicle accident provides up to $500,000 for medical expenses. Once the $500,000 limit is reached, medical costs are paid from the catastrophic claims fund, with essentially ...