Clarification of Mich. Coordinated Benefits Sought
NU Online News Service, Dec. 23, Noon, EST–The National Association of Independent Insurers has filed an amicus brief with the Michigan Supreme Court in the case of Sprague vs. Farmers to clarify the cost savings function of the state's coordination-of-benefits provision.
"Michigan's personal injury protection insurance laws allow consumers to choose to coordinate their health or accident insurance with their auto insurance policy at a reduced premium," explained Laura Kotelman, counsel for the Des Plaines, Ill.-based NAII.
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