A type of car insurance under which the insurer will help pay to cover damages incurred by an insured as a result of an accident, regardless of fault.

Car insurance laws that require the insurance companies of each person in an accident to pay for medical bills and lost wages of their insured, up to a certain amount, regardless of who was at fault.

A government regulated type of automobile insurance in which each party's own insurance pays for their damage and injury regardless of who is at fault.

May pay for your medical treatment, lost wages, or other accident-related expenses regardless of who caused the accident. This coverage is subject to the terms, limits and conditions of your policy co [..]

A type of insurance where both parties in an accident file claims regardless of fault.

Auto insurance laws in some states require companies to cover losses, regardless of who caused the accident. Personal Injury Protection is the basic coverage that pays for your own medical, hospital and funeral expenses, as well as those of your passengers and any pedestrians. Lost wages and other accident-related expenses may also be covered.

 May pay for your medical treatment, lost wages, or other accident-related expenses regardless of who caused the accident. This coverage is subject to the terms, limits and conditions of your policy c [..]

Twelve states and Puerto Rico have passed some version of a no-fault insurance law, all meant to discourage lawsuits. No-fault means that policyholders can recover losses up to a certain limit from their own PIP insurance without having to prove who was at fault in an accident.

In some states insurance companies are legally required to pay a policyholder's covered losses, regardless of who was responsible for an accident. This coverage is subject to the terms, limits and conditions of the policy contract and may pay for medical treatment, lost wages, or other accident-related expenses regardless of who caused the acc [..]

Responsibility for an accident does not have to be determined before a claim is paid.

In a pure no-fault system, policyholders file a claim with their own insurer regardless of who is at-fault for the accident. Some provinces, like Ontario, use a partial no-fault system in which drivers go through their own insurer initially, but may be allowed to sue the at-fault party if the damages reach a high enough level. In Alberta, no-fault [..]

Allows insured individuals to recover economic damages from their own insurance provider, regardless of who was at fault in the car accident.

An insurance program/policy where, regardless of who caused the accident, you file a claim with your own insurance company. No-fault insurance applies in Ontario. Quebec also had a degree of no-fault [..]

No-fault insurance is designed to speed up claims payments to accident victims, and to lower the cost of auto insurance by reducing the number of lawsuits for minor claims. Under no-fault insurance, a [..]

No-fault insurance is designed to speed up claims payments to accident victims and to lower the cost of auto insurance by reducing the number of lawsuits for minor claims. Under no-fault insurance, a [..]

If a type of auto insurance coverage is described as no-fault, this generally refers to the way the insurance company settles a covered auto insurance claim. Generally, if a certain coverage is no-fault, responsibility doesn’t have to be assigned before an auto insurance claim gets settled.

Type of insurance in which the insured's own insurance company provides indemnity for damages sustained to the insured's own person and property without regard to fault. The purpose of no-fa [..]

No-fault insurance is designed to pay for the financial losses associated with minor accidents as quickly as possible. Under a no-fault system, your own insurance company will pay medical expenses and [..]

No-fault insurance is designed to speed up claims payments to accident victims and to lower the cost of auto insurance by reducing the number of lawsuits for minor claims. Under no-fault insurance, a [..]

Coverage that provides reimbursement for losses incurred by automobile accident victims regardless of who caused the accident.(Availability varies by state.)

Many states have passed laws permitting the individual automobile accident victim to collect directly from his or her own insurance company for medical and hospital expenses regardless of who was at f [..]

A policy designed to speed up claims payments to accident victims and to lower the cost of auto insurance by reducing the number of lawsuits for minor claims. Under no-fault insurance, a person's own insurance company pays for financial losses like medical expenses and lost wages due to an accident, regardless of who caused it. (In a fault sys [..]