The Case for Auto Insurance Reform
Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance system is in desperate need of reform. Staggering increases in the costs of providing mandated unlimited, lifetime medical coverage as part of our auto insurance policies has pushed the costs of auto insurance 20 to 35 percent higher than neighboring states, increasing the numbers of uninsured drivers to one in every five.
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Recent News
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The Facts on No-Fault: May 22, 2013
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The Facts on No-Fault: May 21, 2013
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There is a need for Michigan no-fault reform
May 15, 2013 -
Jon Stewart figured out how hospitals set their billing rates
May 14, 2013 -
Take Action: Stop Hospitals from Gouging Auto Accident Victims
May 13, 2013 -
Push for auto insurance reform linked to hospitals’ ‘price gouging’
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No-fault reform provides needed limits
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What good are benefits drivers can’t afford?
May 10, 2013 -
Gary Wolfram: Let markets create a no-fault solution
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Letter: Insurance companies not making a fortune off you
May 9, 2013
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Recent Features
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The Facts on No-Fault: May 22, 2013
We’re working hard to save Michigan’s no-fault system while still providing the BEST auto insurance coverage in the country. That’s why responsible reforms have been proposed that will: Put in place common sense cost controls for auto accident medical services Establish a fraud bureau to reduce abuse of the system Make auto insurance rates more [...] -
The Facts on No-Fault: May 21, 2013
We’re working hard to save Michigan’s no-fault system while still providing the BEST auto insurance coverage in the country. That’s why responsible reforms have been proposed that will: Put in place common sense cost controls for auto accident medical services Establish a fraud bureau to reduce abuse of the system Make auto insurance rates more [...] -
Everything You Need to Know About the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) Issue
Highlights of the testimony given at the House Insurance Committee hearing on the MCCA issue held on March 21, 2013 On March 21, Michigan DFIS Director Kevin Clinton and Rick Fox, the chairman of the MCCA actuarial committee, testified for 90 minutes, answering every question members of either party had on the MCCA. The testimony [...]