DBusiness Magazine: Study: Proposed Insurance Changes in Michigan Could Cost Consumers $5B

Local businesses, trade associations, and nonprofit organizations have joined together to launch the Don’t Touch MI Rates Coalition with the mission of protecting Michigan families and small businesses from so-called “bad faith” legislation introduced in the state Legislature.

Today, a member of the coalition, The American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA), released a study on the economic impact of proposed bad faith insurance reforms in Michigan showing the bills could impose big costs on consumers if signed into law.

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Michigan Business Network: New Study Shows Proposed Legislation Could Increase Costs For Michigan Consumers By Nearly $5 Billion