Can the other driver Sue Me in a Michigan no-fault accident?
If you happen to be in a No-Fault accident in Michigan and you have insurance and you hit another driver who does not happen to have insurance, the other driver cannot sue you for negligence.
What happens if you are caught driving without insurance in Michigan?
You could be held personally liable for injuries or death that you caused: If you are driving without insurance in Michigan and you cause a car accident that results in injury to another – or tragically results in someone’s death – then you could be held personally liable for pain and suffering and compensation or wrongful death.
What is the no-fault limit in Michigan for car damage?
Regarding car damage, if you happen to be in a No-Fault accident in Michigan and hit by an uninsured driver, you are not limited to the $1,000 mini tort maximum (or $3,000 after July 1, 2020) for your car damage.