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Question 1

Under Michigan's no-fault auto insurance reform (Public Acts 21 and 22 of 2019), which of the following best describes the PIP medical coverage choice now available to most insureds?

Drivers select from coverage levels (e.g., $50,000 for Medicaid enrollees, $250,000, $500,000, or unlimited), and certain Medicare-eligible drivers may opt out of PIP medical entirely Every driver must carry unlimited lifetime PIP medical benefits with no opt-out PIP medical coverage was abolished and replaced with a pure tort system Drivers may choose only between $20,000 and $40,000 in PIP medical benefits

Correct Answer:

Drivers select from coverage levels (e.g., $50,000 for Medicaid enrollees, $250,000, $500,000, or unlimited), and certain Medicare-eligible drivers may opt out of PIP medical entirely

Question 2

An injured motorist whose medical bills exceed her PIP limits wishes to sue the at-fault driver for noneconomic damages (pain and suffering). Under Michigan's no-fault tort threshold, what must she establish?

That the at-fault driver was issued a traffic citation That she suffered death, permanent serious disfigurement, or serious impairment of an important body function under MCL 500.3135 That her economic damages exceed $1,000,000 Nothing beyond ordinary negligence, because no-fault has no tort threshold

Correct Answer:

That she suffered death, permanent serious disfigurement, or serious impairment of an important body function under MCL 500.3135

Question 3

Two cars collide in a parking lot. The other driver is 70% at fault for damage to your vehicle, but your collision coverage does not fully reimburse you. Under Michigan's 'mini-tort' provision, what is the maximum you may recover from the at-fault driver for your vehicle damage?

Unlimited actual repair costs Up to $500 Up to $3,000 Nothing, because no-fault bars all property-damage claims

Correct Answer:

Up to $3,000

Question 4

A claimant seeks first-party PIP benefits for medical expenses incurred more than one year before she filed suit. How does Michigan's 'one-year-back rule' affect her recovery?

It bars the entire claim because suit was not filed within one year of the accident It allows recovery of all benefits incurred since the accident regardless of date It has no effect on PIP benefits, which are recoverable for six years It limits recovery to benefits incurred during the one year preceding the filing of the action, subject to statutory tolling once a specific claim is denied

Correct Answer:

It limits recovery to benefits incurred during the one year preceding the filing of the action, subject to statutory tolling once a specific claim is denied

Question 5

In a Michigan personal-injury action, the jury finds the plaintiff 55% at fault and the defendant 45% at fault. Under Michigan's modified comparative-fault statute (MCL 600.2959), what may the plaintiff recover for NONECONOMIC damages?

45% of her noneconomic damages Her full noneconomic damages with no reduction Nothing, because a plaintiff who is more than 50% at fault is barred from noneconomic damages 55% of her noneconomic damages

Correct Answer:

Nothing, because a plaintiff who is more than 50% at fault is barred from noneconomic damages

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