State Farm PIP coverage leaves own customers undercompensated vs third-party claimants
State Farm pays third-party claimants from at-fault accidents multiples more than it covers for its own policyholders under PIP limits, leaving injured customers with six-figure medical bills despite carrying full coverage.
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