Below are the states where intercompany arbitration is mandatory per state statute, and AF is specifically named as the administrator. The source is also provided; however, this is subject to change, and AF does not guarantee accuracy. For other states that mandate arbitration for disputes between insurers but do not specifically designate AF as the provider, arbitration would be compulsory if all parties are signatories to the Personal Injury Protection (PIP) arbitration agreement for the loss state; arbitration may also be filed with consent.
State |
Source |
Forum |
DC |
§ 31-2405 (i) |
Auto Arbitration |
DE |
21 Del. C. § 2118(g)(3) |
Auto, PIP, Property, and Special (when claim involves DE registered motor vehicle) |
KY |
KRS 304.39-070 |
PIP (Authority for PIP arbitration is given to KIAA, whose rules reflect that either the KIAA or AF may be selected for arbitration) |
MD |
Insurance Code 19-514 |
Auto Arbitration |
MN |
§ 65B.53 |
PIP Arbitration |
NY |
§ 65-4.11 of Regulation 68 |
PIP Arbitration (Loss Transfer/Priority of Payment) |
VA |
§ 38.2-2231 |
Auto Arbitration |