Because Michigan is a no-fault state, people are often confused as to why fault is assessed in the event of an accident. To the unlicensed individual this can be very confusing. First lets explain that there are two types of Auto Insurance laws in the U.S., No Fault...
Many homeowners don’t realize their wind and hail deductible Michigan policies include can be different from their standard homeowners insurance deductible. Because storm damage is one of the most common claims in Michigan, insurance companies often use special...
Insurance Is Not a Commodity Why choosing coverage based on price alone can cost you more in the long run It is easy to think of insurance like any other product where the lowest price wins. But insurance is not a commodity. What matters most is not just what you pay...
Michigan No Fault Reform: The Devil is in the Details In May of 2019, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed sweeping changes to our No Fault Law. Most headlines still focus on the promised premium savings tied to new options for Personal Injury Protection, a revamped fee...
On May 30th of 2019, Michigan Governer Gretchen Witmer signed into law a sweeping change of the States No Fault Laws. Because of Michigan’s unrivaled Unlimited PIP coverage, rates have soared to become some of the highest in the country under the No Fault Law...
Michael Vereecke – President of Customers First Insurance Group I started Customers First, because I grew tired of losing good paying customers because the Insurance carrier changed direction on what they were looking for in a client. How does this happen? All...