In enacting the 1998 Automobile Insurance Cost Reduction Act the Legislature intended to require that an injury be both permanent and serious to permit a plaintiff to cross the amended verbal threshold; however, here it is unnecessary to discuss whether AICRA requires the showing of a serious impact on plaintiff's life because the record amply supports a finding that plaintiff's injuries, if believed, were not the serious type that would vault his case over the verbal threshold simply by reliance on the
March 29, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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