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Michigan No-Fault Law Literature

Please click on the brochures below to view in pdf format.  Moreover, if you would like hardcopies of any of our brochures or informational materials, we are more than happy to send copies to you free of charge.  To order these hardcopies, please visit the Auto No-Fault Law Brochures – Request Form.

Protecting the Injured: A Summary Guide to the New Auto No-Fault Law by Sinas Dramis Law Firm

Protecting the Injured: A Summary Guide to the New Auto No-Fault Law

For more than 60 years, the attorneys at the Sinas Dramis Law Firm have fought to protect the rights of injured individuals. This free booklet provides consumers, medical providers, and auto accident victims with useful information about the extensive rights and benefits available under Michigan’s new auto no-fault law.  These include no-fault PIP benefits, as well as liability claims against at-fault drivers.

Making Smart Choices: A Summary Guide to the New Auto No-Fault Law by Sinas Dramis Law Firm

Making Smart Choices: A Summary Guide to the New Auto No-Fault Law

As Michigan consumers face many new options and decisions they’ve never had to make before regarding no-fault and liability coverages, our attorneys created “Making Smart Choices: A Summary Guide to the New Auto No-Fault Law” to help you make informed decisions. This free guide walks you through your new options, including PIP coverage levels, the need for increased liability coverage, umbrella policies, and more, so you can best protect yourself and your family.

No New-Fault Law Legislation

Navigating the Chaos: The New No-Fault Legislation

In 2019, the Michigan Legislature passed vast and sweeping changes to the Michigan No-Fault Insurance Law and the Michigan Insurance Code. This legislation fundamentally changes how the Michigan no-fault insurance system operates. Moreover, the number of people who will be covered with no-fault personal injury protection insurance (PIP) benefits will be significantly reduced and PIP claims will be subject to monetary caps. This outline summarizes the content of this extensive and complex legislation.