Medicare on the Check – Zaleppa v. Seiwell follows Tomlinson v. Landers
Posted November 20, 2010 in Liens, Medicare, Medicare Secondary Payer Act, MSP CompliancePA court holds MSPA does not require Medicare on the check.
PA court holds MSPA does not require Medicare on the check.
In U.S. v. Stricker, the government’s claims against personal injury attorneys, corporations and insurers which settled a mass tort suit without resolving Medicare conditional payments were held to...
In Bradley v. Sebelius, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals approved a probate court’s equitable distribution findings to reduce a Medicare conditional payment obligation.
In a sure to be cited case, a Federal Judge in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania follows the Ahlborn decision and cuts a Medicaid lien by more than 50%.
This is a summary of the Florida post-Ahlborn case law.
The Price decision illustrates the need to present evidence, at a hearing, regarding the total value of an injury claim for purposes of an Ahlborn reduction.
Armstrong v. Cansler affirms the Andrews v. Haygood decision that NC's Medicaid lien statute does not violate the US Supreme Court's holding in Ahlborn.
The Florida Bar committee looking at lien resolution outsourcing has a new proposed rule to govern fees. It allows a lawyer to outsource if that is disclosed in the initial fee contract and the fees...
Plaintiff attempted to use Ahlborn to argue for an allocation hearing before the trial court.
Florida has a statutory reduction formula for Medicaid liens.