Requires attorneys for parties in arbitration hearings for personal injury protection claims.
Requires parties in arbitration hearings concerning personal injury protection benefits to be represented by attorneys, at their own expense. This requirement does not apply to pro se litigants, who represent themselves. The act will take effect 90 days after enactment and apply to hearings initiated after that date.
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