Michigan To Announce Major Auto Insurance Reform on Monday

Posted on April 27th, 2008 by admin
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On April 28 at 10 a.m. at the Detroit Urban League (208 Mack Avenue) in Detroit, MI. A news conference is set to announce a formation of a state-wide bipartisan coalition that will push for legislative chances to Michigan’s current insurance laws.

The new push in auto insurance reform is aimed at reducing auto insurance rates for Michigan residents and curbing the number of people that drive without car insurance.



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    One Response to “Michigan To Announce Major Auto Insurance Reform on Monday”

    1. Anonymous, on Auto Insurance Said:

      that’s great for Michigan

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