What is "No-Fault" State?


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The following states are "no fault" states. The laws regarding protection under these states are varying, so it is imperative to check with an attorney regarding your rights: -Florida -Michigan -New Jersey -New York -Pennsylvania -Hawaii -Kansas -Kentucky -Massachusetts -Minnesota -North Dakots -Utah

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