1. The Florida 14-day accident law, also known as the PIP 14-Day Rule, requires individuals involved in a car crash to seek medical care within 14 days to access PIP benefits.
2. PIP insurance covers medical expenses, wage loss, and funeral expenses regardless of fault, providing up to $10,000 in coverage for necessary and reasonable medical costs.
3. Florida law mandates motorists to maintain a minimum of $10,000 in PIP coverage.
4. If an injured victim does not seek medical care within 14 days of the accident, they may not be able to access the PIP coverage they have been paying for. 1. If a person has been in an accident, they should seek immediate medical attention to ensure they can access the benefits of their PIP coverage.
2. If the 14-day window for PIP coverage has been missed, the person may still be eligible to file a personal injury lawsuit for compensation, as there are longer statute of limitation periods for this type of claim.
3. RTRLAW has a track record of recovering hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation for injured clients and can help individuals get the compensation they deserve for their accidents.
4. RTRLAW works on a contingency basis, meaning they only get paid if they win the case and recover money for the client.
5. If a person is uncertain about their PIP eligibility or has questions about what to do after an accident, they can contact RTRLAW for clear advice on how to proceed.
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