- August 15, 2014
- Car Accidents
- Personal Injury
This month internal documents stemming from Advantage Claims Excellence (A.C.E.) program about State Farm were released due to a protective order in the Michigan courtroom. The documents allegedly state in writing that State Farm has a motive for profits over their auto insured clients. In fact, according to these documents, State Farm allegedly admitted that they do not pay reasonable and necessary benefits to their insured for the injuries they suffered in an automobile accident. It is believed that documents such as these have never been released throughout the United States nor been subject to a protective order in an auto accident case.Under Michigan law, victims injured in a car accident, regardless of who was at fault, may be entitled to reimbursement from their insurance company for reasonable and necessary benefits, such as medical bills, attendant care services (in-home nursing care), replacement services and more.
Unfortunately more often than not, insurance companies such as State Farm are known for either denying payment of no-fault benefits to auto injury victims and/or cutting off payment. If this happens to you, your only recourse is to file a lawsuit against the insurance company to recover unpaid expenses and benefits.
At the law firm of Goodman Acker, P.C. our Michigan car accident lawyers are ready, willing, and able to assist you if State Farm or any other type of auto insurance company has denied or cut off payment. Our attorneys have over 30 years of experience representing victims and will seek full payment of all benefits which you are entitled to under Michigan Law, but also interest, penalty interest, and attorney fees wrongfully incurred.
If you or someone you know has been injured in an auto accident, and needs help submitting their no-fault insurance claims or is having trouble with the insurance company with denial of claims, call our top rated Michigan car accident lawyers today to get the help you need! We will take the necessary time to explain to you the full extent of no-fault benefits you may be entitled to under Michigan Law and provide you with the necessary assistance in obtaining payment. Call us today at (248) 286-8100 for a free, no obligation consultation and get the help you need against the insurance company. We will represent you under a contingency fee basis, which means no legal fees or costs until we win or settle your claim.