Michigan Supreme Court: No-fault auto insurance changes don't impact prior services : vimarsana.com

Changes to Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance law do not apply to individuals injured before the changes were issued, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled on Monday.  When the Michigan Legislature …

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