Author: Jay Trucks & Associates, P. C.

Michigan’s much talked about new auto reform law goes into effect July 2, 2020. Following promises of savings to policyholders, many may wonder just when

Michigan’s no-fault system gives insured drivers the opportunity to choose between a policy with coordinated or uncoordinated benefits. So why choose one over the other?

The Threshold Injury law is unique to the complicated no-fault state of Michigan. It defines how the state classifies an injury that involves a serious

Dealing with medical treatments and unexpected bills after a car crash is hard enough for injured victims. However, after filing a no-fault claim, their insurer

If you drive a car in Michigan, you must purchase and carry the minimum limits of insurance protection as required by state law. In spite

Delivery drivers are busier than ever these days. However, if you are injured in a car crash as a subcontracted driver, who pays for your

Michigan’s no-fault insurance system has been around for about 50 years, and it was implemented to help reduce the number of lawsuits in the state.

Most of us know how to handle a car crash under normal circumstances, but in this pandemic that is still so unpredictable, the primary thought

Surgery can be costly, particularly when it is for an injury caused by another’s negligence. Injury victims who get surgery have more medical expenses to