PIP is paying my bills. Do I still need a lawyer?
PIP pays a limited amount and then stops, and it does not pay for pain and suffering or long-term future care. The two-year deadline to sue can also run from the last PIP payment, so it helps to have someone watching those dates while PIP is still paying.
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