Personal Injury Protection (PIP)

Florida’s Leading PIP
Claim Attorneys

We have recovered millions of dollars on behalf of healthcare providers. We represent doctors and imaging facilities all throughout the state of
Florida in PIP lawsuits.

We have also obtained major reductions in medical bills by enforcing our injured clients’ PIP rights against their insurance company. In Florida, insurance laws generally require that vehicle operators maintain a minimum of $10,000 in personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. This coverage with your insurance company helps ensure you have some protection from medical bills should you be involved in an accident – regardless of the fault.

Healthcare providers, the PIP laws, and insurance policy will prohibit litigation if you do not file the appropriate F.S. 6237.736 Pre-Suit Demand Letter. We file that letter FREE OF CHARGE. While many PIP coverage claims sail through the process smoothly, there are many times that insurance companies take advantage of rules and regulations to avoid paying the full amount necessary to parties involved – both the accident victim and the medical provider treating an injured party.

We have filed THOUSANDS of lawsuits against insurance companies due to their failure to pay pursuant to their limits of liability.
The PIP attorney team at Reeder & Nussbaum has over 15 years of helping medical providers and clients receive the compensation that is owed under Florida PIP law. Our team can guide you through the complicated PIP insurance coverage process, and work on your behalf to ensure that you receive every dollar you are owed for your PIP claims. Contact our team today to learn more and find out how to receive the PIP compensation you deserve.

PIP Coverage – What You Need To Know

For Florida car accident victims, PIP benefits are only paid out to those who receive medical care for injuries – within two weeks of an accident.

IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT PIP CLAIM INSURANCE LIMITS

Here’s what you need to know about the no-fault insurance benefits available under Florida PIP law:

• 80% coverage of injury-related medical bills, including:
  Out-of-pocket prescription costs
  Dental expenses
  Rehabilitative treatments
• 60% of lost wages due to injury
• $5,000 in death benefits
• Lost wages
• Potential mileage reimbursement for traveling to and from medical appointments

In certain cases, some or all of the above benefits may not be paid out to those involved in vehicle accidents. If you have found that your PIP benefits may not be what you believe they should, consider the help of a personal injury attorney at Reeder & Nussbaum.

How A PIP Attorney Can Help

Lost Wages: A PIP personal injury attorney will submit the appropriate paperwork to help obtain payment under PIP, for lost wages.

Independent Medical Examinations: Florida law offers insurance companies the right to order an independent medical examination that will be done by a medical professional that they pick. This can leave you facing a biased exam that can reduce your compensation. A trained PIP attorney will walk with you through the medical examination process to help you take the right steps to avoid losing money through insurance company loopholes.