No fault insurance

No fault insurance is a type of automobile insurance where an insured need only prove that they were injured in an automobile accident (either damage to persons or damage to property) to recover under the policy. There is no need for them to prove that they were not at fault in the accident, or to prove another party was at fault in the accident. Many U.S. states and Canadian provinces operate under a "no fault" scheme where persons injured in automobile accidents are not allowed to sue other drivers or vehicle owners involved in an accident unless their injuries are particularly severe. No fault insurance is only available in jurisdictions which have a no fault scheme.
No fault insurance has the benefit of avoiding litigation over the cause of the accident, which historically has been difficult to prove due to conflicting evidence and eyewitness accounts. However, critics of no fault point out that it does not punish reckless or negligent drivers in litigation, and that it is particularly difficult to sue if a person's injuries leave them with a handicap.

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