Part 3: Ethical Issues at Settlement – Protecting the Injury Victim Client
Posted November 20, 2010 in Settlement PlanningThis is part 3 of a series on ethical issues at settlement that every personal injury lawyer should be familiar with.
This is part 3 of a series on ethical issues at settlement that every personal injury lawyer should be familiar with.
This is part 4 of a series on ethical issues at settlement that every personal injury lawyer should be familiar with.
Where does "consider Medicare's futuer interest" come from and what does it mean? Read on if you want to know . . . .
NJ WC Chief Judge's memo highlights problematic language being requested by defendants regarding Medicare condtional payments.
PA court holds MSPA does not require Medicare on the check.
US v. Stricker is not done despite the dismissal issued previously. Read on . . .
This is part 5 of a series on ethical issues at settlement that every personal injury lawyer should be familiar with.
How do you deal with a liability Medicare set aside allocation that exceeds the client’s net settlement proceeds? One approach would be to use an Ahlborn type of formula to reduce the set aside...
PCIP stands for “Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan” and is health care coverage that everyone lawfully in the United States has access to if they have a pre-existing condition that they were...
House Rep. Pete Stark asks GAO to investigate MSP related issues.