The Michigan Legislature passed no-fault automobile insurance laws in 1973 and has been holding on to this dysfunctional approach to auto insurance ever since. On May 20, 2019, Michigan took steps toward ridding itself of its confusing no-fault system. It eliminated core features of the no-fault law it had in place for nearly 50 years, including Michigan's lifetime, unlimited no-fault medical expenses, and giving drivers the choice of opting out of the No-fault Act altogether.

This presentation will discuss the recent changes to Michigan no-fault and provide a road map to recovery on Michigan claims. This webinar will benefit claims professionals in all levels of experience.

Pharmacy costs continue to represent a substantial portion of overall spending in healthcare. Claim closures and reductions in compounds and opioids have helped to lower some of these costs, however, so-called "price opportunists" continue to emerge along with specialty treatments and new, innovative therapeutics.

We will discuss some of the leading pharmacy cost drivers including significant increases in AWP, new developments in dispensing and billing channels, and categories of high impact pharmaceuticals. CEUs Pending: Adjusters in CA, DE, FL, GA, IN, KY, LA, MN, NC, NH, NV, OK, TX and CCM and RN nationwide.