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Question 13 of 44 in Liability Coverages

What is a dollar threshold for no fault?


A dollar threshold for no fault coverage lets the dollar amount determine whether cases are litigated or not. Claims that fall below the threshold are quickly disposed of through the no fault mechanism. Claims that exceed the stipulated amount can be litigated.
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