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New NJ Bill Would Bar Auto Insurance Companies From Raising Rates On Drivers Involved In Not-at-Fault Accidents
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New NJ Bill Would Bar Auto Insurance Companies From Raising Rates On Drivers Involved In Not-at-Fault Accidents
Legislation introduced in the New Jersey Legislature would prohibit automobile insurers from increasing premiums for drivers involved in crashes in which they were determined not to be at fault. The bill, which was sponsored by Assemblywoman Rosy Bagolie (D-Clifton), would amend state insurance law to bar insurers from raising automobile insurance rates based solely on […]
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