Question

What is no-fault insurance?

Unlimited bodily injury, liability mandated by states to ensure that anyone hurt in an accident has enough resources to recover.
Limited property damage, liability, mandated by the states to ensure that small of frivolous lawsuits filed solely for financial gain or prevented.
Unlimited, uninsured motorist protection, mandated by the states to ensure people looking for financial gate or not posing as pedestrians and intentionally walking in front of cars.
Unlimited PIP mandated by the states to reduce the number of Small in frivolous lawsuits.

Answer 1

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No-fault insurance is a system in which individuals involved in an accident are compensated by their own insurance companies, regardless of who is at fault. It is designed to provide a quick and efficient way of obtaining compensation without having to go through lengthy and costly legal proceedings to determine fault. In a no-fault insurance system, each party's insurance company pays for their own medical expenses, lost wages, and other related costs, regardless of who caused the accident. This system aims to reduce the number of lawsuits filed for minor claims and ensure that accident victims have adequate resources to recover. However, the specific coverage and requirements may vary by state.