Plaintiffs brought claims for first-party PIP benefits following a deadly accident. Allison Lazette-Magnan and Jeffrey Murray convinced the court to dismiss Plaintiff’s claims altogether because Plaintiff’s had not paid their insurance premiums prior to the subject accident. The court found that the insurer had followed all of the requirements under Michigan law to cancel an insurance policy and Plaintiffs had done nothing to correct their omissions prior to the cancellation date. That ruling was upheld, even in the face of Plaintiffs’ motion for reconsideration.
Defendant’s Motion for Summary Disposition Granted and Plaintiffs’ Motion for Reconsideration Denied Where They Failed to Pay Their Insurance Premiums
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