Michigan Fee Schedule Administrative Rules Draft: What You Need to Know [On-Demand Webinar]

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Start: February 25, 2021 @ 7:00PM EST End: @ Location: Online Event

Ever since the state of Michigan released its new auto no-fault fee schedule legislation, insurance carriers and others in the industry have had a variety of questions to help clarify details of the new law. Recently, the Michigan Department of Financial Services answered many of those questions in February when it released draft administrative rules for the fee schedule, which is set to go into effect July 2, 2021. These new rules address some of the most complex pieces of the fee schedule, such as the charge description master and average charged amounts. Watch our on-demand webinar to learn more. In the video, you'll hear from Mitchell | Genex | Coventry regulatory compliance experts Michele Hibbert-Iacobacci and Lisa Anne Bickford and product expert Susan Englehart. They explain what you need to know about the new Michigan fee schedule administrative rules draft, providing a deep dive explanation and listing what outstanding questions remain to help you prepare for the upcoming comment period on the rules and hearing on March 26. What You’ll Learn:

Information About the New Draft Michigan Fee Schedule Administrative Rules
New Details on the Charge Description Master and Average Charted Amounts
Outstanding Questions Around the Michigan Fee Schedule and the New Administrative Rules

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