U of M’s Poverty Solution’s Policy Brief: “Building on Michigan’s Auto Insurance Reform Law” The University of Michigan’s Poverty Solutions multidisciplinary initiative published a policy brief in December 2021 highlighting the effects
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WAYS TO HELP RIGHT NOW TELL THEIR STORY Get to know some of the 18,000 survivors who are hurting in your community through support groups, ministries, and social media. Learn their
Survey Documents The Devastation Caused By Auto No-Fault REform The Brain Injury Association of Michigan conducted a survey to assess the initial impact of Auto No-Fault Reform. The results show devastating results.
Money Was the Motivator for No-Fault Reform – Not Michigan Drivers or Car Crash Survivors The Silent Crash podcast, news outlets and government watchdogs have explored the wealthy players and financial
Paralyzed Veterans of America, Michigan Chapter, Warned Lawmakers About Accident Victims Loosing Access In this letter sent to Michigan legislators on June 16, 2021, the MPVA warns of the #MICareCrisis about to
Shop Your Policy MI Two of Michigan’s largest advocates for auto accident survivors and their care providers, CPAN and MBIPC, have put together a website to help Michiganders understand the potential
Michigan’s lawmakers are elected leaders who serve their constituents. Contact your Representative’s or Senator’s legislative office to discuss concerns with auto reform, to request assistance with DIFS complaints, and to
Wayne County Board of Commissioners Urges Lawmakers to Fix No-Fault Reform On December 16, 2021, the Wayne County Full Board of Commissioners passed an unanimous resolution urging lawmakers to pass
Oakland County Board of Commissioners Urges Lawmakers to Fix Humanitarian Crisis Created by No-Fault Reform On November 10, 2021, the Oakland County Board of Commissioners passed an unanimous resolution urging
What Are Public Acts 21 and 22 of 2019? PA-21 is the main law that reformed Auto No-Fault Insurance in Michigan. This act introduces disastrous fee schedules (45% pay cuts to providers),