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“No-Fault Insurance at 40: Dusting Off an Old Idea to Help Consumers Save Money in an Age of Austerity,” NAMIC Issue Analysis, December 2011.
“No-Fault Insurance at 40: The Experience in Florida,” NAMIC Issue Analysis, November 2011.
“No-Fault Insurance at 40: Dusting Off an Old Idea to Help Consumers Save Money in an Age of Austerity,” NAMIC Issue Analysis, December 2011.
“Auto Insurance Reform Options: How to Change State Tort and No-Fault Laws to Reduce Premiums and Increase Consumer Choice,” NAMIC Issue Analysis, October 2006.
“No-Fault Auto Insurance Laws,” NAMIC Compliance Grid.
No-Fault Insurance [S]
Historically, NAMIC has favored no-fault laws, but it has become clear that developing a single, national policy position on possible reforms to the no-fault laws is not possible. As a consequence, NAMIC has advocated in the past for specific reforms in some no-fault states while, at the same time, encouraging the repeal of no-fault laws where legislative impasses prevented the opportunity for any meaningful reforms to occur. NAMIC will continue to assess reforms to each state’s no-fault law and apply a set of principles that it believes could enable the no-fault laws to become more efficient and less expensive for consumers.
Posted: Friday, July 06, 2012 12:17:13 PM. Modified: Tuesday, July 24, 2012 12:45:50 PM.
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