A New Jersey appeals court ruled Thursday that injured motorists who opted for the $15,000 minimum in personal-injury-protection benefits in their insurance policies may recover medical expenses exceeding that amount.
June 01, 2017 at 02:06 PM
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A New Jersey appeals court ruled Thursday that injured motorists who opted for the $15,000 minimum in personal-injury-protection benefits in their insurance policies may recover medical expenses exceeding that amount.
In a published ruling, the three-judge Appellate Division panel said the statutes limiting PIP recovery apply only to copayments and deductibles.
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