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TRAVERSE CITY — Kris Ruckle-Mahon recalls how hopeful she felt last August, when the state’s Supreme Court decided that the restrictions included in no-fault insurance legislation didn’t apply retroactively to
When the Michigan No-Fault Act was reformed on June 11, 2019, the new legislation introduced, among other changes, limitations on the amounts that a medical provider could charge for treatment...
The decision appears to mean that medical services for those survivors injured in auto accidents prior to the overhaul must be paid in full.
The decision appears to mean that medical services for those survivors injured in auto accidents prior to the overhaul must be paid in full.
The decision is a big victory for rehabilitation centers, the home care industry and some 15,000 patients with long-term needs. It was a loss for the insurance industry, which defended the law.