You've probably heard of no-fault states in the context of car insurance. But if you don't live in one of the 13 states known to have that system, you probably think those rules don't apply to you. Depending on which state you live in, you could be wrong about that.
The distinction between a no-fault state and an at-fault state is far from black and white. That's especially true in the four states below that still have some tricky no-fault car insurance laws you need to know about.
