Henry Ford Health System v. Esurance Insurance
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtMurphy, C.J.
Plaintiff, Henry Ford Health System, provided medical services to Travion Hamilton, who was severely injured when a stolen Jeep Cherokee in which he was a passenger struck a utility pole. Plaintiff filed this action against defendant Esurance Insurance Company, the insurer of the stolen vehicle, to recover the cost of Hamilton’s medical treatment as a no-fault benefit.1 Relying on MCL 500.3113(a), Esurance denied *595liability, arguing that Hamilton, and thus plaintiff, was not entitled to no-fault benefits because at the time of the accident Hamilton was using the Jeep knowing it had been…
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