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A new study from the Consumer Federation of America finds that excellent drivers with low credit scores in Michigan pay 262% more than excellent drivers with high credit scores.
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Analysis of 35 car insurance companies in Michigan shows they're raising rates by an average of seven-point-two percent. That's a total of nearly $500-million dollars.Doug Heller is director of insurance for the Consumer Federation of America. He says it shows that the state's 2019 auto no-fault law broke a promise to lower the cost of car insurance.
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Michigan’s system of care for severely injured car crash survivors is collapsing. Agencies that care for survivors with traumatic brain injuries and spinal cord injuries are being driven out of business by changes to Michigan’s no fault insurance law.Tracy Samilton met one of the many people who are now suffering tragic consequences.
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Michigan's new no fault auto insurance law caused more than 15-hundred traumatically injured people to lose some or all of their medical care.
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A high profile lay leader in the Episcopal Church says Michigan auto accident survivors with catastrophic injuries need help.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer calls on the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association to cut refund checks to auto insurance customers.
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Bipartisan group of House lawmakers stood alongside accident survivors on the state capitol steps on Wednesday
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Protesters met Monday outside a business run by Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey.
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A national auto insurance study shows that rates in Michigan declined more than in any other state in 2020. Nationally, rates decreased by four percent…
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The Michigan Department of Insurance said businesses and consumers will save $97-million after the department required insurers to provide rebates due to…