ALWAYS USE YOUR P.I.P. AFTER AN ACCIDENT!!!
Written by Attorney At Law
P.I.P. is Personal Injury Protection which is part of your auto insurance policy. It is designed to take care of you immeditately after an accident.
ALWAYS use your P.I.P. . .
* PIP covers medical bills, a portion of your weekly lost wages, and for household care and cleaning.
* Your insurance company, by law, cannot cancel your policy for using your PIP.
* If you have no rejected PIP coverage in writing, then you are deemed to have it.
* Your insurance company, by law, cannot increase your insurance rates for using your PIP.
* Open up your PIP claim immediately! If you wait you may find yourself paying for expensive medical bills out of your pocket until your claim is settled.
* PIP is no-fault, so it doesn't matter who caused the accident, you're still covered.
* PIP coverage is for 3 years or $10,000, which ever comes first. Some polices have higher limits.
* There is NO deductible.
* If you have coverage on your auto policy your medical bills get paid on time and you can maintain your treatment schedule uninterrupted.
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