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Unfortunately, the fix was attempted in the U.S. in the 1980's--no fault insurance--and failed. Why did it fail? Because there was too much money to be made by
by pseingatl 11y ago
Unfortunately, the fix was attempted in the U.S. in the 1980's--no fault insurance--and failed. Why did it fail? Because there was too much money to be made by lawyers and insurance companies if fault were reintroduced into the system, and it crept back in. A true no-fault system, like you have with worker's comp insurance, is the only true solution for the wild American tort system.