A listing of the Benefits that the Bureau provides
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The No-Fault Benefits contain the following:
| Medical: |
Up to $20,000/person (including rehabilitation). |
Income Loss,
Services,
Funeral Cost,
Survivors' Economic
and Services Loss: |
Limit of $20,000/person, subject to:
Income Loss limit of 85% of actual loss, up to maximum of $500/week.
Replacement services benefit limit of $200/week beginning on 8th
day after injury.
Funeral expense: $5000
Survivors'
benefits limits:
$500/week for income loss
$200/week for
services cost. |
| Limitation on Tort Recovery: |
No tort action permitted unless medical cost (not including diagnostic
X-rays and rehabilitation) exceeds $4,000; or injury results in disability in excess of 60
days; permanent disability or disfigurement; or death. |
| Vehicle Damage: |
Remains in tort system. |
| Miscellaneous Provisions: |
No-fault insurance is excess as to any benefits payable under
workers' compensation.
In insured was injured in an accident with a commercial vehicle, no-fault insurer has the
rights of subrogation, to the extent of no-fault benefits paid.
Disputes between insurers must be decided by binding arbitration. |
| Law Effective: |
January 1, 1975. |
Last updated:
Wednesday, June26,2024
2001 Minnesota Automobile Assigned Claims Bureau
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It is not the purpose of any statement in this website to interpret
the application of benefits under the law in any individual case, and
should not be considered legal advise.
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