Lyra OpalikhinIn Michigan, there is no legal obligation to protect the data privacy of consumers like you. Because of this, the companies you willingly do business with every day collect, share, and sell your personal data, often without your knowledge.
Protect MI FamiliesIn 2023, a QLine streetcar injured a 63-year-old Uber passenger, causing life altering injuries and over $400,000 in medical debt. The QLine transit authority is claiming it has government immunity to avoid compensating the victim.
Protect MI FamiliesOn June 17, the Michigan Senate Committee on Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection advanced two bills that would lower insurance costs and strengthen protections for drivers, policyholders, and small business owners.
Protect MI FamiliesYour responses help us understand who our community is, what issues matter most to you, and how we can work together to fight for stronger consumer protection standards in Michigan.
Protect MI FamiliesWhile Michigan has received $108 from Monsanto to fight pollution, the corporation is largely off the hook for their history of releasing PCBs into the environment.
Protect MI FamiliesThe laws banning Unfair, Deceptive, and Abusive Practices (UDAP) in Michigan are severely lacking in their ability to hold corporations accountable for acting deceptively.