The LaPorte team deals with PIP medical claims, where we assist medical providers in the recovery of underpayments or denials from auto insurance companies. Since 2014, our attorneys have recovered millions of dollars for our medical practices at no cost to them. If we succeed in litigation, the insurance company pays our fees and costs for any new insurance policies or renewals that were in effect prior to March 24, 2023. For any policies or renewals incepted after March 24, 2023, please contact LaPorte Law LLC to discuss new and exciting strategies being formulated and utilized and used by us. At LaPorte Law LLC, we are committed to representing medical providers and medical practices for claims against the insurance carriers, even with current changes to the law.

PIP is required insurance coverage in the State of Florida for anyone who owns a vehicle (also known as No-Fault Insurance). PIP insurance mandates carriers pay 80% of covered medical bills, up to $10,000 for medical bills, lost wages, funeral expenses, or other damages after a car accident. Benefits are paid through the insurance company, regardless of who is at fault.

PIP carriers often deny or underpay claims. They frequently evade payments on legitimate medical bills, citing improper coding or policy error. Healthcare providers don’t have the time or resources to fight the volume of denied or underpaid claims, leaving many thousands of dollars unpaid.

As well-recognized litigators, we are able to navigate both the letter of the law and the courtroom to help medical providers address insurance underpayments and denials.

Our team calculates the amount due. This is followed by a detailed demand letter to the insurance company stating payment must be made within 30 days. If payment is not received within 30 days, the case is evaluated for possible litigation.

Throughout Florida, numerous legal firms are positioning themselves as PIP experts; however, the majority have very little strategy or experience in the PIP arena. To win your case, you need a seasoned professional in the rapidly changing area of statutory law. Our team strives to be among the best-informed statutory legal teams in the state of Florida.

Our clients are not another billing code. When we go to work, we work for you. For any new insurance policies or renewals that were in effect prior to March 24, 2023 the insurance company pays our fees should we prevail, while your practice receives the funds you may be owed. When one of our attorneys steps into the courtroom, you can be assured that experience is on your side.