You usually receive the same amount of money for expenses as you would have received before the "No-Fault" (P.I.P.) law.

In terms of paying your expenses (not paying you for injuries), the end result of the "No-Fault" (P.I.P.) Insurance law on Florida auto accident cases (where the other side was at fault and where all of the right insurance is available) is that all of the innocent person's expenses are still usually paid in full, but usually the money that pays all of those expenses comes from two different auto insurance companies, rather than just the auto insurance company on the other side whose driver was at fault in the accident.  Simplified, under "No-Fault (P.I.P.) the innocent victim still receives the same amount of money for expenses (but, not for injuries) as before "No-Fault", but now the innocent victim usually still receives that same amount of money from two different insurance companies, at two different times.