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My office frequently receives calls from Michigan car accident victims who are curious about their legal rights if they did not have a Michigan no-fault insurance policy at the time of their accident. This often occurs in cases involving passengers, pedestrians, and bicyclists who are injured by a car. The question is whether they are entitled to Michigan No-Fault insurance benefits, such as for medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses even if they did not have a car insurance policy.
In many cases, the answer is "Yes" and the injured person can file a claim against a number of different possible insurance companies. This is called the Order of Priority and it can get confusing, so it is important to contact our office to sort that out for you. However, the bigger issue becomes when there is absolutely no insurance policy that would cover the claim, then what can you do? Well, in many circumstances, the injured person can file a claim with the Michigan Assigned Claims Facility. For a discussion of those claims, visit our library article on the topic.
There is a specific form required for making a Michigan Assigned Claims Facility claim. We have it in our Libary Forms section and you can download it by clicking here. If you have questions on completing the form, just give us a call at (800) 606-1717.
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The insurance company refused to pay my benefits. Mr. Buckfire filed a lawsuit against them and made them pay every penny that they owed... Every time I see my doctor, I thank her again for the referral to Buckfire & Buckfire.
Michael M.
Southern California
Because of his efforts, we proved that the other driver was at fault and the driver's insurance company paid a significant settlement for our injury claims... Hiring his firm to represent my son and myself was the best decision I could have possibly made. Many thanks for the great work.
Kathy G.
Imlay City, Michigan
My husband died when a truck left the roadway and struck him. He was off the shoulder of the roadway helping another motorist pull his car out of a snow bank The work that they did helped me settle my Michigan wrongful death case for $1,600,000.00. Their knowledge of law was second to none and they hired the best experts to prove my case.
Tracy R.
Troy, MI
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