Plaintiff was blitzing through the countryside, unlicensed and speeding. Worse still for Plaintiff, he did not have any No Fault insurance on the day of the accident. Plaintiff later brought claims for third-party damages and Allison Lazette-Magnan and Jeffrey Murray convinced the Court to dismiss the case where Plaintiff could not satisfy the insurance requirements under MCL 500.3135.
No Recovery for a Speeding, Unlicensed, and Uninsured Motorcyclist
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