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Overflow crowd for hearings on no-fault auto insurance changes

Michigan Public | By Lester Graham

Published October 4, 2011 at 10:29 AM EDT

Reports from Lansing: Three overflow rooms have been opened in the House office building to fit the huge crowd there to hear testimony about proposed changes to the no-fault Personal Injury Protection auto insurance.

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Lester Graham

Lester Graham reports for The Environment Report. He has reported on public policy, politics, and issues regarding race and gender inequity. He was previously with The Environment Report at Michigan Public from 1998-2010.

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