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• Gutting auto no-fault would wallop Michigan's economy06-Sep-2011

  LANSING – Auto insurers’ plan to gut Michigan’s no-fault law would deal a severe blow to the state’s economy. A study released today by East Lansing’s Anderson Econom.. Read More...

• Locking in Fee Schedules Would Hurt Quality of Care (235 KB)

• 3.26.11 Free Press. Michigan drivers hit with higher fee to pay medical costs (274 KB)

• 3.27.11 Crains Detroit. Insurers seek medical fee schedules on car crash claims (134 KB)

• 3.28.11 Insurance Journal. Michigan Catastrophic auto insurance fee to rise 1.3% (106 KB)

• 3.30.11 Grand Rapids Press. Should your auto insurance be based on how much you drive (407 KB)

• 4.14.11 Detroit Free Press.Opposing Viewpoints. Locking in medical fees for auto accidents would hur (235 KB)

• 4.14.11 Detroit Free Press Oppossing Viewpoints - A medical fee schedule can reduce auto insurance c (176 KB)

• 4.15.11 Crains Detroit. Insurance exec will replace Ken Ross at OFIR (75 KB)

• 6.6.11 Detroit Free Press. Cheaper auto insurance that limits injury coverage in the works. (241 KB)

• 6.15.11 Grand Rapids Press. Repeal of Michigan Motorcycle helmet law likely will come down to Gov. R (130 KB)

• 6.16.11 Gongwer. House panel exploring credit scoring regulations (106 KB)

• 6.24.11 Detroit News. Feds oppose to change to Michigan helmet law (53 KB)

• 7.5.11 Detroit News. Editorial - Dumping motorcycle helmet law a bad trade (122 KB)

• 7.11.11 Detroit News. Snyder would tie helmet law debate to no-fault reform (83 KB)