For catastrophically injured clients, cash requirements which are immediate as well as those in the future need to be considered when devising the settlement plan. …
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Big Data and Medicare – Recipe for Disaster
Introduction A vital step to navigating the MSP statute is understanding the dynamics between the Section 111 Reporting Requirement and the potential interplay for a…
Social Security Updates Exempt Asset List to Include SNTs and Able Accounts
SSI and Medicaid are both needs based government assistance programs which can be lost by receiving a personal injury settlement. However, proper planning can avoid…
Fighting ERISA Liens Made Easy – Sort Of ….
Many attorneys struggle with getting reductions on ERISA liens. The primary reason is lack of leverage and less than complete information. This blog post gives some tips on how to be better prepared to fight ERISA recovery contractors.
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Understanding the Mechanics of Subrogation: How subrogation and reimbursement claims impact the injury victim’s settlement
How subrogation and reimbursement claims impact the injury victim’s settlement. When an individual suffers an injury and seeks medical attention, typically that care is paid…
Medicare Compliance, or else: A second law firm sued by DOJ for failing to be Medicare compliant
On March 18th, 2019, the United States Attorney for the District of Maryland announced that the law firm of Meyers, Rodbell & Rosenbaum, P.A., has…
HOSPITAL PRICE TRANSPARENCY LAW: FRIEND OR FOE?
By Michael Walrath, Esq. State hospital lien statutes and the case law interpreting them vary widely. What attorneys need to consider with the 2018 federal…
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Car Crash Fatalities Linked to Defective Lindsay X-Lite Guardrails
Recently, multiple lawsuits have been filed against Lindsay Transportation Solutions for allegedly endangering people’s lives with defective highway guardrails. Their controversial X-Lite End Terminals have…
Unpacking H.R. 2212: The New Structured Settlement Claimant Protection Bill
If passed, H.R. 2212 would give claimants and plaintiffs a voice as they undergo the very important process of settlement planning in their case.
