These laws require any man or woman with a driver’s license to carry $10,000 worth of personal injury protection insurance or PIP. In the event of an accident, your PIP policy will go into effect to compensate for medical bills and other financial losses.
The Bradenton-Sarasota area lawyers at Flynn Law offer vast knowledge with auto accident, criminal, and personal injury claims. Their experience can help you better understand the ways that men and women are able to use PIP coverage after an auto accident.
What Does PIP Insurance Cover?PIP policies are put in place to protect Florida drivers no matter who’s at fault in an accident.
The one requirement, however, is that injured parties must see a doctor within 14 days of the incident. If you do not, you will forfeit your right to claim any of the $10,000 compensation and will be solely responsible for any costs incurred.
After you’ve seen a doctor and received a diagnosis for your emergency condition, you may be eligible for up to:
If your injury is not considered an ‘emergency condition’ you may only qualify to receive $2,500. PIP basic coverage also does not cover specific treatments, including:
Often, the amounts paid by PIP are not enough to handle all of your injury needs after an auto accident.
When this is the case, an experienced Florida personal injury lawyer can help protect your rights and obtain a better settlement to provide for your losses.
The personal injury process can be a confusing one. By choosing to hire an attorney, you will have the opportunity to focus on your recovery while they handle the ins and outs of your case.
Contact Flynn Law today at 941-800-1140 to set up a free consultation with one of our attorneys.