There’s Nothing “Common Sense” About Slashing Reimbursements by Nearly 50% Part two of our series on debunking myths from the insurance industry While it is hard to move on from the
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Debunking the most offensive myth from the insurance industry This post is the first post of a series contributed by Tom Judd LMSW, Executive Director of the Michigan Brain Injury Provider Council.
Opinion: Legislature isn’t listening on crisis for car-wreck victims With the recent Court of Appeals decision declaring a draconian fee schedule and invasive family care limits to crash victims injured prior to
The results of a second phase of a recent survey – commissioned by the Brain Injury Association of Michigan (BIAMI) – show that the effects of the auto no-fault insurance reform continue
What are Michigan’s Medicare options for seniors and people with disabilities? Michigan residents have access to Medicare, which provides coverage if you’re 65 or older, living with a qualifying disability, or caring
Do you need help with life expenses? Auto No Fault Survivor Fund Provides Financial Assistance We are pleased to announce that the Brain Injury Association of Michigan has provided direct
Michigan Brain Injury Provider Council Applauds #MICareCrisis Action Taken by County Board of Commissioners for Washtenaw County Judd: Call for decisive action shows again that legislative leaders ‘only listening to the deep-pocketed
Michigan Radio producing podcast about Vladimir Konstantinov’s struggles in the face of Michigan’s no-fault auto laws Among hockey fans, Vladimir Konstantinov is a legend for being a tough, fearless defenseman. Affectionately nicknamed
We are pleased to announce that the Auto No Fault (ANF) Survivor Fund will begin accepting applications this month from auto no-fault survivors who have been negatively
Judge orders State Farm to resume paying for care for quadriplegic car crash survivor A Washtenaw County Circuit Court judge has ordered State Farm to resume paying for the care of Stephen
Since well before the auto no-fault reform changes were implemented on July 1, 2021, car crash victims their families, and those that provide invaluable services, spoke clearly and loudly about the
WTVB: Rogers, fellow reps. introduce bill package to fix what Auto No-Fault Law broke State Representative Julie Rogers of Kalamazoo along with other lawmakers on Thursday introduced a new package of bills