The Florida Supreme Court sided with policyholders in attempt to curb the use of compulsory medical examinations to deprive insurers of personal injury insurance benefits.
March 17, 2014 at 03:25 PM
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A Florida Supreme Court opinion on personal injury protection insurance policies put insurers on notice they cannot abuse the use of compulsory medical examinations.
The court ruled Thursday against State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., stating a policyholder does not forfeit benefits by failing to attend a compulsory medical examination unless the failure caused a material breach.
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