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For general information, complaints, and other car insurance information about the state of Florida:
Department
of Insurance, Florida
State Capitol
Plaza Level Eleven
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0300
850-922-3130
Toll free in FL: 1-800-342-2762
TDD toll free: 1-800-640-0886
Minimum
required insurance for the state of Florida:
Highlights
from the Florida Department of insurance:
The following information
will help you understand the table of liability limits.
First number:
bodily injury liability maximum for one person injured in
an accident Second number: bodily injury liability maximum for
all injuries in one accident Third number: property damage liability maximum for
one accident
What
is no-fault?
Some states have "no-fault"
laws, meaning your auto policy must pay for bodily injury and
property damages regardless of who caused the accident. For
example, it's often difficult to figure out who caused a multi-vehicle
collision. The laws were enacted to keep insurance costs down
and to expedite the claims-paying process.
No-fault laws also
say you can't sue another party unless the damages and medical
bills are above a certain amount, which varies by state.
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