I am from Michigan and we have MCCA benefits here. My question is the limits increase every year in July. How does one know what is their limit if they are ever in a serious motor accident? Is the limit for the year you are in the accident or would it be possibly years later when ones medical bills exceeds the limit of that year? Example: If you were injured in 10/2005 the limit was $375,000. It is now in 2/2010 the limit is $460,000. If the injured catastrophic persons medical bills exceeds the $375,00 in 2010 does the MCCA kick in or does it have to exceed the $460,000 in 2010 before the MCCA will grant benefits? Thank you for your time.

Published by Car Insurance Questions and Answers on Feb 26th, 2007 in Uncategorized with No Comments
The state of Michigan has the most comprehensive no-fault car insurance in the United States. In MI your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) gives you unlimited medical benefits. The Michigan insurance regulator notes about no-fault coverages that if your vehicle is insured in ...

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