Which of the following is a threshold of the No-Fault Law?

• A. Death
• B. Temporary impairment
• C. Minor cosmetic injury
• D. Routine vehicle damage

Answer: (A)

In Florida, the no-fault system allows a lawsuit for non‑economic damages only if the injury meets a statutory threshold for “serious injury.” Those thresholds include death, permanent injury, significant permanent loss of a bodily function, or significant and permanent scarring or disfigurement. Among the options, death clearly fits this threshold because it represents the most severe outcome and is explicitly included in the threshold categories. Temporary impairment isn’t permanent, a minor cosmetic injury isn’t considered significant or permanent, and routine vehicle damage is a property issue rather than a bodily-injury threshold. So death is the threshold.