Divito v. Transamerica Corp. of America
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
While delivering supplies for his employer, plaintiff was involved in an automobile accident. Defendant provides both no-fault and workers’ compensation coverage for the plaintiffs employer. Plaintiff filed claims for workers’ compensation and no-fault benefits. Pursuant to plaintiffs workers’ compensation claim, defendant voluntarily paid wage-loss benefits for a 12-week period. Defendant then ceased paying workers’ compensation benefits based on a medical opinion from its consulting physician which indicated that plaintiff could return to work. Plaintiff then filed a petition for workers’…
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