FL H0967

Gives circuit courts exclusive jurisdiction over challenges to arbitration decisions under Florida's Motor Vehicle No-Fault Law and requires requests to self-insured corporations for disclosure be sent by certified mail

Requires insured persons and assignees (such as medical providers) to comply with policy terms, including submitting to examinations under oath, as a condition precedent to receiving PIP benefits

Specifies Medicare fee schedules for reimbursement calculations, using the schedule in effect on January 1 of the year services were rendered, and gives providers 15 days to correct improperly completed claim forms

Caps attorney's fees at $200 per billable hour with additional limits based on disputed amounts (ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 maximum), prohibits contingency risk multipliers, and limits class action attorney's fees to $50,000 or three times the disputed amount recovered

Authorizes insurers to include binding arbitration provisions in PIP policies, requiring arbitration within 60 days of a request, with written decisions within 30 days and de novo review available in circuit court within 20 days