Some states have a cap on medical payouts from auto accidents which helps to keep insurance cheaper. States without a cap allows for someone to sue the other person for as much as they want and if they win the insurance has to pay and over time peoples insurance would increase even if they weren't apart of it. The cap would minimize the increase. On average, states with a cap, pay about $100 cheaper for insurance.
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