No fault auto insurance

16 Jun

Posted by Admin as Auto Insurance

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Florida follows a No-Fault insurance system implying your auto insurance company will make payments for your injury claims no matter who’s at fault, up to a certain limit. Since nobody is found to be at fault, you end up losing a few of … read more…

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Dave C. No Gravatar Said,. June 16th, 2009 @10:51 am. The thing is, I believe you CAN have your auto insurance rates increased, by being in accidents that were not your fault. In terms of insurance theory, you are an increased risk if for some reason your are un-lucky enough to … IIRC, the fault in the accident determines who will pay the bulk of the payouts, but if you are in Florida (No-Fault laws) if the accident causer has no insurance, your insurance company pays. … read more…

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In jurisdictions where the state mandates no-fault insurance, once this point is reached, there is no real financial reason to maintain full coverage. Simple liability (assuming a good driving record) can be quite a cost saver. … read more…

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From GoArticles.com

Open Question: Liability in a vehicle/pedestrian accident?
My 10 yr old daughter was involved in a pedestrian/vehicle accident. She was crossing an intersection on her bike and the crossing signal was her right of way. The vehicle clipped the back end of her bike while turning the corner in the intersection and drug her around the corner into the other cross walk before the vehicle stopped. All witness at the accident said my daughter had the right of way. She suffered no broken bones, but did get really bad road rash on her back and hip. Also a badly bruised ankle and some scrapes on her one of her arms.

Do I have grounds to sue the driver for any damages or personal suffering.

I live in Michigan and was told at the hospital that since we live in a no fault state I had to go through my auto insurance carrier to file a claim against the drivers insurance.

Any help would be great.