Personal injury protection (PIP) is an auto insurance coverage that pays for your own medical care, lost wages and other related expenses if you're hurt in a car accident. PIP pays for you and anyone ...

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Also known as "no-fault" insurance, personal injury protection (PIP) pays for a driver's medical, rehabilitative and living expenses after a car accident — regardless of who was at fault. New Jersey's ...

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