- Experience
- 23 years
- Consultation
- Free consultation
- Bar State
- Florida
- Contingency
- Available
- Languages
- English
- Verification
- Approved profile
- Phone
- (850) 438-4899
About
Phillip brings the same honor, courage, and commitment to his practice as he did during his time as a non-commissioned officer in the United States Marine Corps. He believes sitting down with clients and taking the time to truly know and understand them is one of the most important first steps in handling a case. This approach allows Phillip to provide trusted insight and advice to ensure his clients understand their legal rights and make informed decisions. Taylor, Warren, Weidner, Hancock & Barnes never charges an initial fee or cost to sit down with you and explain your legal rights. Whether it's helping someone hold an insurance company accountable after storm damage to their home or ensuring a car accident victim receives fair compensation, the entire team at TWWHB works diligently to make sure clients' rights are upheld. Phillip strives to help carry the burden and address the problem based on each client's unique needs. When he's not working, Phillip enjoys sailing, paddleboarding, and kitesurfing in the beautiful waterways of Pensacola.
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Personal Injury Protection BenefitsIn this Legal Minute Video, TWWHB partner, Phillip Warren, will talk about Personal Injury Protection, commonly referred to as “PIP,” benefits. Many clients who have been in a car accident often ask us why their car insurance company is paying their medical expenses when the accident was not their fault. In this video, Phillip answers that question, explains the benefits PIP provides, and shows how confusing and complicated Florida insurance law can become when you've been in a car accident.
Subrogation in Personal Injury SettlementsIn this Legal Minute Video, TWWHB partner, Phillip Warren, will talk about subrogation. This is where your health insurance provider (whether it is Medicare, Tricare, or someone else) has provided you with medical benefits—meaning, paid for treatment you received—to treat a personal injury. At its core subrogation is simply your obligation to pay your health insurance provider back out the funds you receive from your personal injury settlement.