GEICO assigns 50/50 fault splits to protect insurer margins
GEICO systematically applies 50/50 fault determinations in accidents where one party is not at fault, forcing innocent claimants to absorb costs and repair bills. This practice, reported by auto industry workers, prioritizes insurer profitability over accurate liability assessment.
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