In a motor vehicle accident case, coverage of your medical bills depends on whether the accident happened in a no fault state or not. No fault insurance means that your automobile insurer will pay some or all of your medical bills if you get into a car accident, regardless of who was at fault for the accident. In some no fault states, there is a limit to what your own automobile insurance company will pay. The limit differs from state to state, but is generally $10,000 or less. After your medical bills exceed the states no fault limit, you are …