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Berman, who has practiced law for 16 years, becomes the only Republican in elected office to formally announce a campaign against Dana Nessel so far.

Jun. 12—LANSING — Survivors of automobile crashes requiring lifetime medical care are putting their hopes for continued funding in a bill introduced by state Rep. Ryan Berman, R-Commerce Township, just days before rates are set to be slashed. After July 1, auto insurance companies will no longer be obligated to pay family members for more than 56 hours per week of care — no matter when the ...

Some care providers say they cant absorb mandatory price cuts set to happen in July and will have to close. Others are going to wait and see.

A new bill has been introduced to prevent cuts to medical reimbursements.

Today a lawmaker introduced legislation that would prevent cuts in medical care reimbursement rates for some taking effect in July.

MBIPC Applauds Introduction of HB 4992 - Farmington-Farmington Hills, MI - Which Would Protect Access to Care for Vulnerable Accident Victims

A new bill proposed in the Michigan legislature as part of ongoing police reforms, introduced by GOP Representative Ryan Berman of Commerce Township would require that all Michigan police cadets receive at least their blue belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu or have related grappling expertise.

James Craig reacts to the nationwide spike in crime ahead of Memorial Day weekend on Your World One of 11 proposed pieces of Michigan police reform legislation would require that law enforcement officersstatewide be trained to a certain extent in the practice of Brazilian jiu-jitsu or a similar form of fighting, according to the bill and a local affiliate report.  Michigan Rep. Ryan Berman, a Republican, introduced House Bill 4525 on March 16 which would mandate that law enforcement officers b...

GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan — Seldom do you see legislation called "police reform" that could actually help law enforcement but the state of Michigan has an idea that could certainly help, which is probably why it won't pass.  Out of the 11 pending bills on police reform, House Bill 4525, authored by Dis

Since the murder of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer sparked a massive cry for change, 30 states have passed police reform laws since May 25, 2020 – the day of Floyd’s death. Michigan is not among them.