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In most states requiring no-fault insurance,

In most states requiring no-fault insurance,
A) lawsuits for either medical or property damages are entirely prohibited.
B) you still need personal liability protection.
C) the no-fault coverage does not extend to damages for physical injury.
D) lawsuits for property damages are entirely prohibited.

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