Authored by Grand Rapids car crash lawyer, Tom Sinas Every parent knows that when a child makes a mess, the only thing worse than the mess itself is when the child tries to hastily clean it up. The net result is what some affectionately call a “hot mess.” With the legislative overhaul of the no-fault law in 2019, also known as Public Acts 21 and 22, Michiganders are left with what can only be described as a hot mess. Priority Scheme Upended There is no better example than what has happened regarding the so-call “priority” scheme, i.e., the rules determining … Continue reading When Chaos Devolves into Anarchy: The Hot Mess of Public Acts 21 and 22