With no-fault insurance you can still sue for "pain and suffering" but only if the other driver was at fault.

Name: With no-fault insurance you can still sue for "pain and suffering" but only if the other driver was at fault.
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No-fault insurance means your insurance company pays for your damages regardless of who's at fault, but it limits your ability to sue for additional damages like "pain and suffering" unless the other driver's actions meet certain thresholds of fault or the injuries are severe.

With No-Fault Insurance You Can Still Sue for "Pain and Suffering