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Senate Committee Advances Bills To Protect Consumers from Rising Insurance Rates and Exploitative Practices

On 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 ... ...more

Senate Bill 245

June 25, 20262 min read

Senate Committee Advances Bills To Protect Consumers from Rising Insurance Rates and Exploitative Practices

Help Us Hold Insurance Companies Accountable for Predatory Practices

Only 7 states do not have bad faith laws prohibiting insurance companies from engaging in these practices. Fortunately, there is a solution in the form of Senate Bill 245, or the Insurance Policyholde... ...more

insurance ,protect-mi-families Senate Bill 245 &Bad Faith

April 28, 20261 min read

Help Us Hold Insurance Companies Accountable for Predatory Practices

"The House Always Wins"

We’re borrowing that well-known saying from the gambling industry and applying it to Michigan’s home, auto, and business insurance companies, because the system is fundamentally rigged against policyh... ...more

insurance ,protect-mi-families Senate Bill 245 &Bad Faith

April 28, 20263 min read

"The House Always Wins"

Senate Bill 245: Why a Bad Faith Insurance Law is Necessary

Senate Bill 245 aims to counter the common “delay, deny, defend” tactics of insurance companies. An opinion piece by MAJ President Nick Andrews details why Senate Bill 245 is a long overdue law that s... ...more

insurance ,Senate Bill 245

April 24, 20264 min read

Senate Bill 245: Why a Bad Faith Insurance Law is Necessary
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