Allen Park Pedestrian Killed in Car Accident
An Allen Park Pedestrian§ has been killed in a car accident. The pedestrian, believed to be 16 years old, was near Allen and Reeck roads when he was struck by a car. He was taken to Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn where he later died.
This is an extremely tragic accident, especially since the pedestrian was so young. I am very sorry for this boy’s family.
Many people do not realize that Michigan No Fault benefits are available to assist this family in a terrible time like this. Even though the boy was probably too young to have his own No Fault insurance policy and even though he was not in a car, the family can still make a survivor loss claim to get all of his medical expenses paid for and a portion of his funeral costs paid for as well. The reason this is the case is because Michigan No Fault insurance is available to all insured drivers and everyone who lives in the same house as them. Therefore as long as one person this boy lived with, such as one of his parents, has a No Fault insurance policy, he will be covered under that policy. Moreover, No Fault insurance covers all accidents involving motor vehicles, but the insurance policies do not require the injured or deceased person to be in a motor vehicle himself. Therefore since this accident involved a car, the boy can still get No Fault insurance benefits even though he was a pedestrian at the time.
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