Transportation Law Hub

Insurers must place appropriate denials to avoid health care expenses stemming from claims made prior to the adoption of Michigan’s 2019 No-Fault Reform Act.

If a deer bolts from the forest, does it trigger Michigan’s “sudden emergency” doctrine?

Understanding the collections process for litigation judgments can make it easier and faster for creditors like insurance companies to receive payment.

Failure by insurers and claimants to act timely and diligently could cost both parties in Michigan No-Fault personal injury cases.

The Michigan Court of Appeals recently clarified a new tolling provision for recovery of expenses under the state's No-Fault Act.

Appellate court rules plaintiff has burden of proof in Michigan No-Fault case to demonstrate forgery of attendant care forms.

Michigan Court of Appeals gets set to review constitutionality of auto No-Fault reform legislation.

Counsel’s skill at framing medical records to establish threshold injuries in transportation litigation can help secure summary disposition.

National campaign reminds drivers that driving distracted could cost you and others on the road.

Michigan expands coverage for chiropractic services under state’s revised No-Fault auto insurance law.

Michigan appellate court reaffirms one year back rule, rejects healthcare provider “Consent to Treat Forms” as assignments of rights.

Michigan motorists could face $400 fine under new slow down, move over law designed to protect state’s emergency personnel.

Michigan motorists face higher gas tax and fees for annual license plate renewals.

If you’re not listed on the bill of lading, you may not have standing to be listed on the complaint under Carmack Amendment.