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Florida is a no-fault state. This means that when you experience a road injury, both parties can\u00a0submit claims to their insurance companies, whether or not you are at fault. This law makes the procedure of personal injury protection in Florida different from other states.<\/p>\n

Learning about your options is important to help you protect yourself in the event of an accident. This guide will give you the information you need to protect yourself in the event of a car accident.<\/p>\n

Receiving Personal Injury Protection\u00a0in Florida<\/h2>\n

The no-fault law in Florida makes it easier for people to receive access to financial aid for personal injuries and may reduce the need for lawsuits. It also means that everyone needs personal injury protection (PIP) insurance. If you are registering to purchase a vehicle, you will need to have PIP insurance.<\/p>\n

PIP Timeframe<\/h3>\n

Florida’s rules are a lot stricter when it comes to filing PIP claims. For a claim to be valid, you have to receive medical treatment within two weeks of the auto accident. After your insurance claim, the insurance company has 30 days before they need to pay you, and a total of 60 days to thoroughly investigate your claim.<\/p>\n

What Gets Included in a PIP<\/h3>\n

Personal injury protection in Florida includes coverage of the following expenses:<\/p>\n