80% of 200% of Medicare Part B
Florida appeals court addresses complex PIP fee schedule calculations when billed amounts fall below 80% of maximum allowable charges, creating strategic payment options for insurers.
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August 2021 Articles
5 articles published in August 2021
Reasonableness of charges (Fla)
Florida case examining reasonableness of medical charges in auto insurance claims, with implications for New York no-fault and third-party litigation practice.
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Reasonable excuse/ default
Court finds insurance company established reasonable excuse for default by demonstrating detailed record-keeping practices that would have captured service of process.
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Intercompany arbitration is inappropriate in New Jersey between a PIP carrier and a major medical insurance carrier
New Jersey court rules PIP carriers cannot use intercompany arbitration against major medical insurers when seeking reimbursement for incorrectly paid claims.
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Is a PIP IME hearsay?
Analysis of PIP IME hearsay admissibility in New York no-fault insurance cases, comparing precedent with Florida's evolving appellate court decisions.
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