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Types of Auto Insurance Policies and Coverages

No Limitation On Lawsuit Policy (also known as the Zero Threshold policy):

Advantages:

  • Provides the greatest level of security to you and your family members
  • Permits claims for all injuries, regardless of the nature or extent of the injuries
  • Does not require a sworn statement from your doctor(s), certifying that the injuries are sufficient to satisfy the verbal threshold statute
  • Is not subject to dismissal by a Judge, due to the nature or permanency of the injuries, before trial
  • Eliminates the defense of a lack of permanency as a total bar to recovery.

Disadvantages:

  • Costs more than the mini-policy and the limitation on lawsuit policy.


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