No-Fault Car Insurance Claims

If you live in one of the dozen or so "no-fault" car insurance states, after a car accident your injury claim is going to be a little different. You'll turn first (and usually exclusively) to your own car insurance coverage to get compensation for your medical expenses and lost income after a car accident. But in rare cases, you can step outside the "no-fault" confines and file a liability claim against the driver who caused the accident.

No-Fault Claims: The Basics

No-Fault Car Insurance and State Laws: The Basics

If your accident occurred in a no-fault state, start here to understand the no-fault rules.
Making a No-Fault Claim Under Your Insurance Policy

After your car accident, you can make no-fault injury claims under your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage, your Medical Payments (MedPay) coverage, or maybe under both coverages.
How a Car Accident Lawyer Can Help With a No-Fault Car Insurance Claim

A seemingly simple no-fault claim can get complicated in a hurry. Here's how a lawyer can help.

No-Fault Car Insurance Q&A

What is no-fault insurance?

What is no-fault car insurance?
Can I make a personal injury claim for a car accident in a no fault state?

Can I make a personal injury claim for a car accident in a no fault state?
How does pain and suffering work for car accidents in no fault states?

How does pain and suffering work for car accidents in no fault states?
What is "choice no-fault" car insurance?

Learn more about "choice no-fault" car insurance, and the states that allow it.

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