Connecticut Medicaid Lien Withdrawn Due to MASSIVE’s Persistence

MASSIVE’s determination helped a plaintiff with their Connecticut Medicaid lien. After reviewing the product liability mass tort case, our experts disputed the $47,429.95 lien and were ultimately successful in extinguishing the lien completely.   The firm was pleased with the results and the plaintiff was happy to be able to take home his full net…

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Medicare Set-Asides: How Do You Know Your MSA is Enough?

Medicare Set-Asides (“MSAs”) are not a legally required tool. But they have significant value in protecting funds that will pay for an injured-person’s post-settlement, future medical care. These funds are necessary because 42 USC 1395y makes it illegal for Medicare to cover that medical care. But how can you be certain your MSA is enough?…

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What the Law Says About MSAs

Medicare Set-Asides are never discussed in any United States’ statute.   Even the term “protect Medicare’s interest” isn’t in the Medicare Secondary Payer Act. That term comes from a 2005 “Q&A Memorandum” from CMS. So, what does the law say?   42 USC 1395y(b)(2)(A) states that Medicare may not make payment for case-related care if…

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Don’t Miss the 6th Annual Medicare Secondary Payer Conditional Payment Forum with Ryan Weiner, Esq.!

Last chance to register for the 6th Annual Medicare Secondary Payer Conditional Payment Forum featuring MASSIVE’s COO, Ryan Weiner, Esq.!   Ryan will be discussing conditional payments resolution in no-fault claims on July 12 at 11:55 AM EST and will be welcoming questions for all attendees. With Ryan’s background and years of experience, it is guaranteed…

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