Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Lawsuit
A personal injury protection (PIP) lawsuit is a type of lawsuit filed against an insurance company for medical bills and other damages following a vehicle accident when the insurance company breaches their contractual duties under a PIP insurance policy. PIP insurance is a type of no-fault insurance that is required in some states. PIP insurance covers medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages that are sustained in a vehicle accident, regardless of who is at fault.
PIP lawsuits are typically filed when an insurance company denies a PIP claim or when it pays a claim for less than the policyholder believes is fair. PIP lawsuits can also be filed if an insurance company delays or refuses to pay a PIP claim.
Patent Infringement Lawsuit (PIP)
A patent infringement lawsuit is a type of lawsuit filed against a company that is accused of using a patented invention without permission from the patent holder. PIP (Patent Infringement Procedure) is a streamlined procedure for patent infringement cases in the United States.
PIP lawsuits are typically filed by patent holders who believe that their patent rights have been infringed by another company. PIP lawsuits can seek damages, an injunction to prevent the infringing activity, and attorney’s fees.
