In a no-fault system, an injured insured does not retain the right to sue for intentional injuries or for injuries caused by intoxicated drivers.

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In a no-fault system, while most minor accidents and injuries are covered without the need to prove fault, the injured party still retains the right to sue for serious injuries or under specific circumstances, such as intentional injuries or injuries caused by intoxicated drivers.

In a No-Fault System, an Injured Insured Does Not Retain