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No fault auto insurance under study eyes federal standards
The article surveys no fault auto insurance, noting states like Massachusetts and Minnesota began programs in the 1970s while costs rose and benefits reached accident victims faster. It cites officials from Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Florida debating savings, thresholds for lawsuits, and the push for federal bills to standardize rules amid rising premiums.
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Congress
William Sheppard
Pennsylvania
Jack Davies
Minnesota
Kentucky
Jarold McGuffey
Carter
Massachusetts
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Kansas
Michigan
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Utah
Gallup
Ron Arnold
State Farm Insurance Cos
Tion
State Farm
James Hunt
State Rating Bureau
Michael S. Dukakis
Titus
James C. Nicholas
Automobile Insurance Commission
Department of Transportation
Insurance Department
Dick Roltman