Maryland group seeking No-Fault Auto Insurance
A broad coalition of Maryland insurance, business and civic organizations today proposed the reduction of automobile insurance rates at least 20 percent by the offer optional no-frills, no-fault status report 3 million motorists.
The proposal, it would be a change in the law of the state, has met opposition from Instant trial lawyers and doctors. She said she is finally good driving force to subsidize insurance premiums for poor drivers.
The proposal pressures created by the new coalition Choice Citizen, the owner of the car with an alternative:
They remain in the present insurance system, according to the definition of fault in an accident, they can sue for recovery of medical costs
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