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Forthright, a global provider of process design, automation, and management solutions, has been selected by the State of New Jersey to administer No-Fault Insurance Personal Injury Protection (PIP) arbitrations under the State’s Automobile Insurance Cost Reduction Act.
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Forthright is a SOC II Type II Compliant Organization
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Administrator of the New Jersey No-Fault PIP Arbitration Program
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Administrator of the New Jersey No-Fault PIP Arbitration Program
New Jersey No-Fault PIP Arbitration Forms
Available for Download:
Demand For Arbitration - Rule 7 - Effective Aug 1, 2022Amended Demand for Arbitration - Rule 38 and 52 - Effective May 1, 2017 Future Treatment or Testing Claim CertificationExpedited Medical Necessity Determination Request Form - Rule 14Expedited Medical Necessity Determination Response Form - Rule 14Request for Report by MRO - Rule 15 (Effective May 1, 2022)Response to Request for Report by MRO - Rule 15Arbitration Summary (SAMPLE) - Rule 16Attorney Fee Certification (SAMPLE) - Rule 22 - Revised October 2011Request for Appeal - Rule 25Application for Dismissal - Rule 35Respondent In-Person Proceeding Selection Form - Rule 6 - Effective Aug 1, 2022Request for In-Person Hearing/Change of Claim - Rule 51 - Effective Aug 1, 2022Request for Non-Video Hearing Form - Effective Aug 1, 2022
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Important Information and Documents
New Jersey PIP arbitration program is entirely self-funded through user fees and places no burden on New Jersey taxpayers.
Forthright, a global provider of process design, automation, and management solutions, has been selected by the State of New Jersey to administer No-Fault Insurance Personal Injury Protection (PIP) arbitrations under the State’s Automobile Insurance Cost Reduction Act.
SOC Compliant Logo
Forthright is a SOC II Type II Compliant Organization
New Jersey PIP arbitration program is entirely self-funded through user fees and places no burden on New Jersey taxpayers.