The paper trail for consumer complaints against auto insurance companies in Michigan is challenging to track because of a record-purging policy.
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Michigan auto insurance law lacks 'cooling off period' in claims disputes. What to know
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Michigan auto insurance law lacks 'cooling off period' in claims disputes. What to know
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