The amendment of the Michigan No-Fault Statute in May 2019 created an uncertain future for the claimants, adjusters, attorneys, providers, and others who work daily to navigate the law’s guidelines.

In the days to follow, the courts will interpret the new measures, including the statute’s requirements for the qualification of an expert physician witness, as written in MCL 500.3151(2)(b).

In this month’s LLG Update, we examine the effects of the law’s change on this and other aspects of No-Fault litigation.

Please check out one of our features from this edition, below. If you would like to discuss or receive a full copy, please contact rmoloney@liedellawgroup.com. Thanks!