Our PIP Collection Process

Just researching about the unpaid PIP claim collection process can be a daunting task for a medical provider. Let our firm guide you through this process.

Personal Injury Protection (PIP)

Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is an extension of car insurance which pays medical expenses for parties injured in an auto accident and covered under an auto insurance policy. It is sometimes called “no-fault”coverage because it pays medical costs no matter who caused the accident. Coverage includes the cost of treatment you receive from hospitals, doctors and other medical providers and any medical equipment that may be needed to treat injuries. Additional PIP coverage can include reimbursement for certain other expenses, such as lost wages.

Work with us at no cost

Our firm expends all of our out of pocket expenses involved in arbitration process.*

*PLIGA cases fees are based upon volume and complexity of cases.

Upload your files to our secure server

We take information technology seriously. We have a prominent IT security firm on retainer to maintain a secure server with remote backup of all medical records and files. Our clients have the option of emailing or providing hardcopies of medical records. All files are scanned into our server and saved for 7 years.

We keep track of the progress of each demand

We give our providers secure online access to the status of their cases.

What is needed for PIP Arbitration to maximize the award you will receive

PIP Application
Assignment of Benefits – carrier specific and practice specific
Pre-certification requests with fax transmittal sheets for treatment
Pre-certification appeals with fax confirmation
Itemized medical bills and HICFs with medical notes
Progress notes and monthly patient evaluation reports for exams, treatments, and narratives
Referrals from other physicians
EOB statements from the insurance carriers
Post-service appeals, if prepared, with fax confirmations
Denial letters from the insurance carriers
IME and EUO reports, if applicable
Medical reports (EMGs, MRIs, etc.)
Police Report
Affidavit of No Insurance, if applicable