First-Party Benefits Legal Definition
“What are First-Party Benefits?”
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First-Party Benefits
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First-Party Benefits legal definition:
The purpose of first-party benefits is to pay for your medical bills up to your coverage limit in the event that you are injured in a motor vehicle accident.
First-party benefits – sometimes referred to as personal injury protection – are payable to you and family members residing in your household regardless of who was liable for the car accident that caused the injury.
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After your first-party benefits are exhausted, your personal health insurance policy covers some or all of your remaining medical expenses.
In Pennsylvania, motorists are required to carry at least $5,000 in first-party insurance benefits. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage is an optional first-party benefit in the keystone state.
Sources:
https://corporate.findlaw.com/corporate-governance/first-party-insurance-coverage-in-pennsylvania.html
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