PIP

I'm unaware of a specific company that will insure you with 2 PIP claims, but if you can't find an insurer, you can look into the Florida Automobile Joint Underwriting Association (FAJUA). They help people get insurance when they have no other options.

In Florida, you are required to have what's called personal injury protection (PIP). This coverage kicks in if you are injured in an accident.

A Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claim, will impact your rates for up to three years. Unfortunately, in Florida, there have been many fraudulent PIP claims that have caused the cost of insurance to rise, especially when you do have a PIP claim.

There's a couple of things to think about. First, canceling the coverage on this vehicle will not cancel the claim.

Sorry to hear that you were hurt. If you are on the insurance policy you can file a claim under the Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage.

This really depends on how many PIP claims you have. If you have one, there are still several companies that will insure you but some require more coverage and other requirements.

It's hard to give advice for this outside of look at as many companies as possible. Because of the nature of risk associated with customers with PIP claims, car insurance companies either won't write you a policy or will charge you a very high premium.

Medical payments will pay for your injuries no matter who is at fault in the accident and can pay for the injuries of the other passengers in your car as well. Typically, you will only be paid for the cost of the injuries within the limits of the other person's liability limits.

Because of the way Utah's no-fault car insurance works, every driver is required to file a claim with their own insurance company after an accident, regardless of who was at fault. This is typically covered by your Personal Injury Protection coverage.

The state of New York requires all drivers carry personal injury protection at minimum of $50,000 per person. This provides coverage for medical costs that you and your passengers incur in an accident regardless of fault.