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When to Inquire About Liens with Insurance Companies

By: Yeganeh Gibson, Esq.

Precision ResolutionNovember 18, 2021

Medicaid

Settlement Protection Plans

By: Paul Isaac, Jr.

Precision ResolutionNovember 2, 2021

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Best Practices Medicaid Medicare Medicare Set-Asides

MSA in Liability Cases

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionNovember 1, 2021

Best Practices Medicaid Medicare

Deceased Client and Family Can’t Help Determine Liens

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionOctober 28, 2021

Best Practices ERISA Medicare

Policy Limit Lower Than Lien Total

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionOctober 21, 2021

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Best Practices Medicaid Medicare

Contacting Medicare and Medicaid

By: Paul R. Loudenslager, Esq

Precision ResolutionOctober 13, 2021

Best Practices ERISA Medicaid Medicare

Unaddressed and Unsatisfied Liens

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionOctober 5, 2021

Best Practices Medicaid Medicare

Addressing Pro-Rata Lien Amount Reductions

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionSeptember 23, 2021

Best Practices Medicare

Addressing Medicare Supplement Liens

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionSeptember 2, 2021

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Best Practices Medicaid

When a Medicaid Lien Gets Triggered

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionAugust 26, 2021

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Best Practices ERISA

ERISA Liens in Personal Injury Cases

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionAugust 24, 2021

Medicaid

SCOTUS to Weigh in on Dangerous Case from 11th Circuit Expanding Medicaid Recovery

By: Paul R. Loudenslager, Esq.

Precision ResolutionJuly 21, 2021

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Medicare

Avoid Unexpected, Duplicate Medicare Files Created by Section 111 Insurer Reporting in Medical Malpractice Cases

By: Yeganeh Gibson, Esq.

Precision ResolutionApril 5, 2021

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FEHBA

FEHB Plan Liens Reduction & Securing Continuation of Coverage for the Plaintiff

By: Yeganeh Gibson, Esq.

Precision ResolutionNovember 20, 2020

ERISA

100% of Proceeds – Including Attorney’s Fee Earned – Paid to Self-Funded ERISA Plan

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionOctober 11, 2020

Medicare

Medicare Secondary Payer Issues Persist Years After Plaintiff Signs Release: Medicare “Surprise Demand” Threatens Receipt of Proceeds Seven Years Later

By: Paul R. Loudenslager, Esq.

Precision ResolutionAugust 18, 2020

ERISA

ERISA Recovery Litigation Against Personal Injury Counsel Allowed to Proceed

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionApril 30, 2020

ERISA

The Dangers of Distributing without addressing the ERISA Plan’s Claim

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionMay 6, 2019

Medicare

Medicare Advantage Plan’s Double Damages Claims Limited by District Court for Connecticut

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionApril 17, 2018

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FEHBA

FEHB Reimbursement vs. Attorney’s Fee: What Takes Priority

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionFebruary 21, 2018

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Medicaid

The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 Does More than Just “Fix” Ahlborn.

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionFebruary 19, 2018

ERISA

An Explanation of the Dissipation of Settlement Proceeds in ERISA Matters

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionJanuary 22, 2018

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Medicaid Medicare Medicare Set-Asides

Truth About Medicare Set-Asides in Liability Cases

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionJanuary 15, 2017

ERISA

ERISA Update: Positive News from SCOTUS in Montanile

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionJanuary 19, 2016

ERISA

SCOTUS Discusses Attorney Liability in Self-Funded ERISA Cases

By: Paul K. Isaac, Esq.

Precision ResolutionNovember 17, 2015

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When to Inquire About Liens with Insurance Companies

Settlement Protection Plans

MSA in Liability Cases

Deceased Client and Family Can’t Help Determine Liens

Policy Limit Lower Than Lien Total

Contacting Medicare and Medicaid

Unaddressed and Unsatisfied Liens

Addressing Pro-Rata Lien Amount Reductions

Addressing Medicare Supplement Liens

ERISA Liens in Personal Injury Cases

SCOTUS to Weigh in on Dangerous Case from 11th Circuit Expanding Medicaid Recovery

Avoid Unexpected, Duplicate Medicare Files Created by Section 111 Insurer Reporting in Medical Malpractice Cases

FEHB Plan Liens Reduction & Securing Continuation of Coverage for the Plaintiff

100% of Proceeds – Including Attorney’s Fee Earned – Paid to Self-Funded ERISA Plan

Medicare Secondary Payer Issues Persist Years After Plaintiff Signs Release: Medicare “Surprise Demand” Threatens Receipt of Proceeds Seven Years Later

ERISA Recovery Litigation Against Personal Injury Counsel Allowed to Proceed

The Dangers of Distributing without addressing the ERISA Plan’s Claim

Medicare Advantage Plan’s Double Damages Claims Limited by District Court for Connecticut

FEHB Reimbursement vs. Attorney’s Fee: What Takes Priority

The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 Does More than Just “Fix” Ahlborn.

An Explanation of the Dissipation of Settlement Proceeds in ERISA Matters

Truth About Medicare Set-Asides in Liability Cases

ERISA Update: Positive News from SCOTUS in Montanile

SCOTUS Discusses Attorney Liability in Self-Funded ERISA Cases

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