Protect MI FamiliesFrom a major lawsuit over health insurance costs, another needless gas rate hike, and an insurance company denying a small business essential fire repairs, it's been a busy two weeks for Michigan consumers. Here's what you need to know.
Protect MI FamiliesThis November, two judges on the Michigan Supreme Court are up for a vote. Most voters assume our consumer protection laws are only decided in Lansing, but a law is only as strong as the judges who interpret it, and we are electing these judges soon.
Protect MI FamiliesIf your roof gets damaged in a storm, you expect your insurance company to pay for the repairs you're owed. But starting in 2020, State Farm ran a company-wide plan to pay homeowners less than they were owed, and it worked.
Protect MI FamiliesAttorney and Michigan Association for Justice member Paul Novak details how, in his op-ed to the Detroit News, Michigan finally has a functional Consumer Protection law after 27 years. We cannot let lawmakers destroy it again.
Protect MI FamiliesA recent Michigan Supreme Court case guarantees businesses who act in unfair, deceptive, or abusive ways can now be held accountable for their actions, providing consumers a pathway to justice after decades of hardship
Protect MI FamiliesA new case in front of the Michigan Supreme Court may fix our broken consumer protections by narrowing an exemption in our consumer protection statutes. This exemption has been exploited for decades to shield businesses from accountability.