Jeff Murray secured an order dismissing plaintiff’s claims, with prejudice, on a motion for summary disposition. The underlying claimant had stolen her mother’s vehicle, gotten into an accident, and later sought medical care. Because the vehicle had been unlawfully taken at the time of the accident, no coverage could be afforded under the No Fault Act, and Plaintiff’s claims were dismissed altogether.
Stolen Vehicle Leads to Dismissed Claims
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