Florida appellate courts disagree on what insurance companies need to do to inform medical providers that they're planning to limit reimbursement of medical bills.
July 13, 2016 at 05:00 AM
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Three Florida appellate courts are now on the same side of a key auto insurance reimbursement issue that heads to oral argument before the Florida Supreme Court in September.
The question: How should insurance companies communicate to medical providers that they’re choosing to limit reimbursement under personal injury protection policies?
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