Topic
PIP
22 published works
Paul W. Mollica Federal Courts Blog
Eleventh Circuit Splits with Fifth in Holding That Non-Party Removal of a Case to Federal Court Is a Waivable Procedural Defect Subject to the 30-Day Limit Under § 1447(c)
In Wilson v. Hearos, LLC, No. 23-12550 (11th Cir. Feb. 18, 2025), the Eleventh Circuit holds that a plaintiff who failed to challenge a non-party’s removal of an action to…
Privacy World
Court Ruling in China on Personal Data Transfer by International Hotel Chain
By Lindsay Zhu, Haowen Xu, Scott Warren
In September 2024, the Guangzhou Internet Court released its ruling on a civil dispute that was originally issued in September 2023, involving the transfer of personal data outside mainland China.…
Justice Pays
Why Should You Get A PIP Insurance In Florida?
Florida is a no-fault state, and the first and obvious reason for you to get Personal Injury Protection insurance (PIP) is that it is mandated by state law. In Florida,…
Justice Pays
Knowing The Importance Of A Letter Of Protection In Florida PIP Coverage
A lot of unpredictable things can happen to us such as slip and fall cases and auto accidents, which are common in Florida. As a no-fault state, Florida citizens are…
Zalma on Insurance
You Can’t Submit a Small Fraud & Still Collect
By Barry Zalma
Insurer’s Video Establishes Fraudulent Claims Mona Powell sued for automobile negligence, Renald Powell sued for a declaratory judgment to confirm his right to indemnification under Farm Bureau’s no-fault insurance policy…
Tort Talk
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Mandates Motions Practice for First Party PIP Medical Exams
The Plaintiff’s bar scored yet another victory at the Pennsylvania Supreme Court level with decision issued by the court in the combined matters of Sayles v Allstate, No. 58 MAP…
Florida Insurance Blog
Pre-Litigation “Discovery” in PIP
By Mark Nation
In Shands Jacksonville Medical Center, Inc. v. State Farm Automobile Insurance Company, 40 FLW D1447a (Fla. 1st DCA June 22, 2015), the First District Court of Appeals ruled on the…
Personal Injury Law Journal
Personal Injury Practice Tip Beware: The “Internal Appeals” Process For PIP May Be Changing
The concept of “internal appeals” in PIP is not new, and it is a subject of which lawyers actively practicing injury law in New Jersey should be well aware. However,…
Personal Injury Law Journal
Medical Fee Schedules: Pay Attention
Many previous blogs on this site have discussed New Jersey Personal Injury Protection or PIP laws. Generally they provide that when you are injured in an automobile accident your automobile…
Pennsylvania Law Monitor
PIP Benefits for Pedestrians With No Auto Insurance
I have written several entries regarding the first-party medical benefits that are available for individuals injured in car accidents, assuming that the injured individual has an auto insurance policy. However,…