No-Fault Auto Insurance
A few states have laws that partially exempt drivers from legal liability for auto accidents. In these "no fault" states car owners buy insurance to protect themselves and their passengers from the economic and medical effects of auto accidents in addition to liability insurance at whatever limit the statute decrees. Professors Robert Keeton and Jeffrey O’Connell gave the "no fault" notion impetus with the 1967 publication of their study "After Cars Crash."
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