What is PIP arbitration?
PIP arbitration is a formal, binding process in New Jersey that allows medical providers to challenge disputes, delays, or denials of Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claims by insurers.
As a medical provider treating patients injured in auto accidents, you should not be left waiting or forced to absorb short-payments or denials from insurers. At Bhatt Law Group, our in-house PIP arbitration team works exclusively on PIP Arbs in New Jersey. We never outsource this work—we maintain expert attorneys dedicated to your recovery.
If a PIP insurer underpays, denies, or delays reimbursement for your services, you need a strong, specialized advocate. Our New Jersey PIP Arbitration Lawyers manage appeals, demands, hearings, and enforcement—end to end.
Call us now at (201) 798-8000 or text us at (201) 676-2844 for a free, confidential discussion. Let us handle your PIP Arbs so you can focus on patient care.
New Jersey’s no-fault auto insurance laws require insurers to pay for “reasonable and necessary” medical treatment following an automobile accident via Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage. But insurers frequently dispute, delay, or deny claims. When that happens, PIP arbitration is the formal, binding process by which providers can challenge those practices.
Navigating a PIP Arb requires strict compliance with procedural rules and deadlines defined by Forthright (New Jersey’s PIP arbitration administrator) and N.J.A.C. 11:3-5.
Below is the typical flow we follow:
We follow a meticulous internal workflow at Bhatt Law Group to ensure every step is handled properly—no cutting corners, no delays.
Carriers often contest PIP claims aggressively. Below are common tactics and how our firm counters them:
Unlike many firms that outsource arbitration work or treat PIP Arbs as an adjunct practice, we have a specialized, in-house PIP arbitration department composed of attorneys solely dedicated to PIP cases. This specialization gives you:
Our internal quality assurance protocols, case reviews, and templates ensure each PIP Arb is handled with maximum precision and advocacy.
Contact us at (201) 798-8000 to engage a New Jersey PIP Arbitration Lawyer who treats your claims like our own.
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Representative PIP Arb Outcomes (Medical Provider Recoveries)
A regional physical therapy chain’s billing was underpaid by 45%. Our team assembled clinical documentation and prevailed at the DRP hearing to recover full payment plus interest.
An imaging center’s MRI claims were denied as not “reasonable.” We marshaled radiology experts and reversed the denial in arbitration.
A provider had multiple CPT disputes and discounting objections; we handled the DRP hearing and secured full payment with interest.
A small on-the-papers PIP Arb (under $1,000 threshold) that insurer undervalued. We submitted a precise brief and secured full award.
* Outcomes vary depending on the individual facts and legal circumstances.
PIP arbitration is a formal, binding process in New Jersey that allows medical providers to challenge disputes, delays, or denials of Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claims by insurers.
The PIP arbitration process involves internal appeals, filing a Demand for Arbitration, DRP assignment, submission of arbitration statements, and potentially an oral hearing, followed by a decision and award.
PIP arbitration can resolve disputes related to underpayments, denials, or delays in reimbursement for medical services provided to patients injured in auto accidents.
Insurers may deny PIP claims due to challenges regarding medical necessity, noncompliance with pre-certification, documentation gaps, or validity of Assignment of Benefits (AOB).
Bhatt Law Group has a dedicated in-house PIP arbitration team that manages the entire arbitration process, ensuring compliance with procedural rules and advocating for maximum recovery.
A written award from the Dispute Resolution Professional (DRP) is typically issued within 45 days after the arbitration hearing.
Yes, in limited cases, parties may request a review by a panel or seek a trial de novo in court.
While the PIP arbitration system is self-funded through user fees, Bhatt Law Group offers a free, confidential consultation to discuss your case.
Bhatt Law Group has a specialized, in-house PIP arbitration department, ensuring full accountability, deep expertise, and seamless communication without outsourcing.
You can reach Bhatt Law Group by calling (201) 798-8000 or texting (201) 676-2844 for a free consultation regarding your PIP arbitration needs.