Uninsured motorist coverage and underinsured motorist coverage are both some of the most critical coverages on your auto insurance policy. Do you have these coverages? Do you have enough of each one? In this video, we’ll use a claim example to explain how these coverages would come into play and
You know you’re made for the insurance industry when: Every time you hear “Especially in Michigan” by Red Hot Chili Peppers you can’t help but think how appropriate that song title is for auto insurance in Michigan. Medical coverage is critical (especially in Michigan…). Liability coverage is important (especially in
The vast majority of people pay their bills, especially for insurance, on time, which is great because it’s becoming more important than ever to do so. On top of avoiding late fees, cancellation notices, and the risk of a lapse in coverage, rumor in the industry is that insurance companies
Michigan’s auto insurance has been a topic of interest to many for a long time, often due to its cost relative to auto insurance in other states. While our no-fault law is viewed negatively by some consumers that haven’t been involved in a major auto accident, the Personal Injury Protection
Most people know that Michigan has a weird auto insurance law called “No Fault.” But what does No Fault actually mean? How does it impact you if you’re involved in a car accident? Whose insurance policy pays for what? Watch this short video for a summary of the auto insurance law in Michigan.
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While we service the entire state of Michigan, a majority of our insurance clients reside in:
Grand Rapids, Rockford, Belmont, Ada, Cascade, Grandville, Byron Center, Caledonia, Hudsonville, Walker, Jenison,
Forest Hills, East Grand Rapids, Comstock Park, and Kentwood.