Interpreting Services for EUO, IME, Court Interpreting
The legislative changes in PIP law have caused a much greater demand for certified and accredited interpreters in the fields of Examinations Under Oath, Independent Medical Examinations and investigations in general. In order to ensure clear and accurate communication in these proceedings, it is of the utmost importance to obtain quality language services when dealing with non English speakers in any legal setting.
Interlangue Interpreting, Inc. is a Language Service Provider located in Miami, FL. We specialize in providing interpreting services for all EUO/IME proceedings as well as for trials, depositions, mediations, etc. throughout the state in any language at very competitive rates. Our interpreters are qualified professionals, certified and accredited by the State of Florida. We have been in the field for over two decades, which has allowed us to establish very solid business relationships with our clients; our main goal is to render excellent language services while providing our clients with substantial savings.
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We understand the global shift toward less expenditure and decreasing company costs; we therefore provide:
- Quality services at some of the most competitive rates in the market.
- Certified Interpreters
- Individually tailored packages to suit your interpreting needs while saving you money.
- Low fees by the hour for EUOs or IMEs and depositions, trials, etc. at some of the best rates available.
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Clear and professional language communication is essential for determining the outcome of any legal proceeding. This is why quality linguists are a must.
By providing the best quality language services at rates that will ultimately reduce your expenditure, we are confident that Interlangue is the language solution for your business.
Contact us today for a free quote, and let Interlangue Interpreting be your language liaison.
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PIP Law
CS/CS/HB 119: Motor Vehicle Personal Injury Protection Insurance
“Senate Bill 1860 revises the Florida Motor Vehicle No-Fault Law. The bill primarily amends laws governing Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits under the No-Fault law and laws related to PIP motor-vehicle insurance fraud”.
Changes enacted by the bill include: Investigation and Payment of Claims
“Provisions relating to the investigation of PIP claims by insurers are revised, effective January 1, 2013. Insurers are authorized to take an examination under oath (EUO) of an insured. Compliance is a condition precedent for receiving benefits (the insurer owes zero benefits if the insured does not comply)… the bill also provides that if a person unreasonably fails to appear for an independent medical examination (IME), the carrier is no longer responsible for benefits. Refusal or failure to appear for two IMEs raises a rebuttable presumption that the refusal or failure was unreasonable…”