In several states requiring no-fault insurance,

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In states requiring no-fault insurance, drivers may only sue for physical injuries if their damages are above a certain threshold defined in state law. This means that even if they are injured in an accident and it was the other driver's fault, they cannot sue for damages unless their injuries meet a specific criteria, such as being permanent or resulting in significant disfigurement or disability. Personal injury protection may still be required under these laws, but it does not necessarily allow for recovery beyond medical expenses and lost wages. Additionally, property damage may still be covered under these laws, but it is not the primary focus of no-fault insurance.

In Several States Requiring No-Fault Insurance