No-Fault Insurance, Personal Injury Protection Benefits, Quadriplegia
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Case Details
Michigan Supreme Court rejects insurer's leave, establishing that insurance companies must be aware of true residency and cannot cancel mandatory protection under Michigan’s No-Fault Insurance laws without informing the insured.
Additional Notes
Plaintiff rendered quadriplegic in auto accident. Insurance company denied benefits based on residency claim. Supreme Court ruled in favor of plaintiff.
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