Does my car insurance cover other drivers?
This is a question that many Detroit drivers are asking as the ever-steep climb in Motor City car insurance prices is making the cost of…
Automobile Accidents
Changes to the Michigan mini tort law will help Detroit drivers
Changes to Michigan’s mini tort law will make it easier for Detroit drivers to get their cars and trucks fixed after a car accident. Under…
How the new Michigan No-Fault Law affects Detroit drivers
Sadly, Michigan’s new No-Fault law is going to be a big disappointment for Detroit drivers. Drivers in the Motor City know better than anyone in…
Why can’t Michigan auto insurance companies lower prices in Detroit as State Farm did across Michigan?
State Farm’s recent 6.5% drop in statewide car insurance prices raises questions about why rate relief hasn’t rolled into the Motor City, need for No-Fault…
Who is liable in a Michigan Uber or Lyft accident?
If you’re going to drive for Uber or Lyft and/or ride with Uber or Lyft– whether you’re in Detroit or anywhere else in the…
New No-Fault reform bill recycles failed D-Insurance ideas
Senate Bill 1 proposes putting insurance company bean counters in charge of how much care and treatment crash victims can receive; ends catastrophic injury coverage…
Can You Fire Your Lawyer?
If you are unhappy with your Detroit car accident attorney or how your injury case is going, you have options available. People go to a…
Drivers no longer responsible for Driver Responsibility Fee
Michigan Driver Responsibility Fee ended October 1st; Detroiters with fee-related suspensions can get free licenses reinstatements through December 31st Elimination of the Michigan Driver Responsibility…
Distracted Detroit drivers pay a lot more for car insurance
Study shows that drivers in Metro Detroit who violate distracted driving and texting while driving laws could see auto insurance premiums shoot up $2,000
Detroiters are still being duped by weekly car insurance policies
Local insurance agency continues to offer 7-day auto insurance policies to drivers in Metro Detroit, even though Insurance Commissioner has said they violate Michigan law