by Guest » Mon Aug 12, 2013 03:19 am
I was in accident which the driver I was riding with caused the accident. The PIP paid my medical bills. I am asking for pain and suffering, but their insurance company told me that Kansas has a law that I have to pay the PIP back for paying my medical, but everything I read and asking another insurance company that is not true. why should I the injured party have a claim againstt the driver at fault have to pay back the PIP it was their fault not mine. I just do not believe this unless it just came into law. Does anyone know >>> Other people in accidents said they never had to pay a PIP back, but if your insurance paid the bills before the PIP did, then they can pay that back, but not demand you pay the PIP back before you get your pain and suffering funds.
Posted: Mon Aug 12, 2013 04:08 am Post Subject:
What they are telling you is that any recovery you obtained (from the at fault person's liability coverage needs to go back to the PIP carrier. They key part of this is that the person's liability carrier needs to pay back the PIP carrier.
Posted: Mon Aug 12, 2013 08:05 pm Post Subject:
There is a simple and factual explanation of Kansas PIP subrogation law, and how to properly express a claim without an attorney, here: http://www.fwpclaw.com/personal-injury-protection-lien-issues-in-kansas/
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