Michigan Supreme Court: No-fault overhaul doesn't apply to 15,000 catastrophic survivors
The decision appears to mean that medical services for those survivors injured in auto accidents prior to the overhaul must be paid in full.
Source: yahoo.com
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The decision appears to mean that medical services for those survivors injured in auto accidents prior to the overhaul must be paid in full.
A paralyzed mid-Michigan woman's decision over the weekend to check herself into a Lansing hospital was the culmination of a months-long dispute with her auto insurance company over how much home-based nurses and aides should be paid to sustain her life. Kelley Miller, who was paralyzed from the…