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Statutes and rates change
Fine schedules, negligence regimes, suspension periods, and insurance rating factors change with legislative sessions, court rules, and carrier rate filings. We update model inputs periodically, but any figure may be outdated at the moment you read it. The "last updated" marker on each page tells you when its model was last reviewed — treat anything older than your jurisdiction's most recent legislative session with caution.
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