PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION ("PIP")

Personal Injury Protection is a type of mandatory no-fault insurance coverage that pays medical bills and lost wages in the event of a Florida automobile related accident. Understanding a Personal Injury Protection claim and PIP law is incredibly complicated as the case law is written, typically, county-by-county and is often inconsistently applied by the individual judges within each of the 67 county courts operating within Florida. 

Dealing with an insurance company can be difficult, especially after your home or business has been damaged or destroyed. Insurance companies have made the process daunting in the hopes that most policyholders will abandon their claims, especially after being denied compensation. We aim to simplify the process of disputing insurance claims to help ensure policy holders receive the full amount available under their policies.

Denial of a payment on a life insurance policy for your legitimate claim can seriously compound a terrible situation. Many individuals depend on the proceeds from life insurance policies for financial support after the loss of a family member. If your claim for the benefits of a life insurance policy has been denied, it is important to hire a knowledgeable insurance attorney. You can count on the stability of Keystone Insurance Law to provide the help you need in recovering the proceeds of a life insurance policy.

Your business depends on receipt of insurance benefits that comes from the work you complete. You ensure the safety of those on the roadways, let us ensure you receive the full amount due for your service. Whether you're dealing with a short-pay, late-pay, no-pay, or anything in-between, the attorneys at Keystone Insurance Law are here to help.

Appellate practice is a unique area of law that requires a thorough understanding of the law, the rules of procedure and the record on appeal, Unlike at the trial court level, generally speaking, no new arguments can be presented, and the time to respond is significantly shorter.