Opinion: Michigan s no-fault auto insurance reforms are working
Adam Hollier and Daire Rendon
We live in different regions of the great state of Michigan, belong to different political parties and have different priorities. One thing we have in common, though, is we both voted “yes” on legislation in 2019 to fix Michigan’s broken, outdated auto no-fault system. Our constituents are now reaping the benefits of this new law.
The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association recently announced it was lowering its per-vehicle fee by $14 to the lowest level in 19 years. The decrease marks a 60% drop in the fee over the last two years.