Under this category of no-fault laws, rights to litigate are limited but not eliminated; generally, suit can be brought against an automobile driver only when serious injury has resulted from the accident or special damages exceed a given dollar amount, called a threshold.For nonserious injuries and those resulting in losses below the threshold, only no-fault benefits are available.Serious injuries, or those resulting in losses in excess of the dollar-value threshold, permit the injured party to take legal action, including claims for general damages (such as pain and suffering).Identify this category of no-fault law.
A)Add-on no-fault
B)Modified no-fault
C)Threshold no-fault
D)Pure no-fault
E)Tort no-fault

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Modified no-fault laws allow for litigation only when injuries are serious or damages exceed a certain threshold, limiting the right to sue otherwise.

Under This Category of No-Fault Laws, Rights to Litigate Are