The Fortunate Game

Florida abides by a No-Fault system of rules implying your auto insurance underwriter will make payments for your claims disregarding fault, up to a certain limit. Since noone is found to be at fault, you end up losing a few of your legal rights to litigate with a no-fault system. Specifics of a no-fault system can differ by state.Florida is a no-fault state. The conventions of a no-fault insurance system state that the insurance underwriter covers the costs for damages resulting from an accident no matter who was responsbile for the accident. These specific regulations change by state. Conflicts over who is liable are with this system, but concurrently, Florida drivers lose some of their legal rights to sue the other parties involved.

In GA, it is imposed by law that all motorists maintain a Georgia car insurance policy for their automobile. GA requires that all motorists carry 25/50/25 insurance policy. This fundamentally signifies that their policy covers bodily injury damage of $25,000 per person, $50,000 per accident and also damage to property coverage of $25,000.

I’ve heard that it can’t be done for the old cars, but I myself have proven that theory wrong, back in the 1980’s I ran alcohol in my 1969 Z/28 Camaro, and in a 1972 GMC truck, yes I did have to make some mods to run it, such as the jetting on the carburetor […]