Course 1141 - Care Benefits Payable under Michigan’s Auto No-Fault Law (2 CEUs)

Course 1141, Benefits Payable Under Michigan’s Auto No-Fault Statute, provides a practical overview of how Michigan’s No-Fault system works and what legal rights accident victims and providers have under the Michigan No-Fault Automobile Insurance Act. Learners will review the history and “trade-off” of the law—guaranteed payment of certain benefits regardless of fault in exchange for limits on suing at-fault drivers—then explore Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits in detail, including allowable expenses, work loss, replacement services, and survivors’ loss benefits, along with when these benefits are payable and who is entitled to them. The course also explains which insurer is responsible, how benefits may be offset by coordinated policies or governmental benefits, and the critical filing deadlines that can bar recovery if missed. Finally, it introduces the basics of tort liability claims, including threshold injury requirements, damages available (noneconomic and excess economic loss), and the general time limits for bringing these claims.  More details by email only: info@directcaretraining.com  or  onlinelearning@directcaretraining.com.  Reminder:  You are ordering a printable, self-study product.  Phone support is not available for online store orders, email only.