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When you use the words “Reliable” and “Dependable” or the phrase “Peace of Mind” most people are not thinking of a lien resolution company, but our customers are! MASSIVE is a proven national leader in the lien resolution industry. Our team of experts have been immersed in the lien resolution process since 2009. We…
Read MoreMedical Care Costs are Not Created Equal
By Marcy B. Spitz, Esq. In any personal injury case, there is always the possibility of a medical lien that might exist for charges that are related to the injury, accident, or illness. Not only does the charge need to be related to the injury, but it will now be transparent due to federal…
Read MoreMASSIVE Reduces Medicaid Lien by over $400,000
MASSIVE was determined to significantly reduce a Connecticut Medicaid lien for a brain injury as a result of medical malpractice. Connecticut’s Medicaid Statute is clear that it is not required to reduce for fees and costs. The lienholder saw the settlement amount as sufficient to pay back the lien in full. Our attorneys saw…
Read MoreFinding Time
Ben Franklin was right, “Lost Time is Never Found Again”. Time is a scarce resource and if it’s lost, we can’t get it back. Utilizing MASSIVE’s lien resolution service allows you to save time so you can focus on your clients’ experiences and acquiring new cases for your firm. With our Fee Protection GuaranteeTM 1,…
Read MoreTexas Plaintiff’s Medicare Lien Reduced by Over $90,000
MASSIVE’s successful dispute in a nursing home negligence case led to a significant reduction in the Medicare lien. The injuries for this case were for pressure ulcers only, however, the plaintiff had significant hospitalizations with other injuries that Medicare added to the lien. MASSIVE’s expert attorneys reviewed the liens and disputed to Medicare that the…
Read MoreEveryone Wants a Trusted Partner
You can rely on MASSIVE. We guarantee our customers will not need to reduce fees due to MASSIVE communicating inaccurate dates, settlement amounts, disbursement amounts, and other procedural errors that result in your firm being unable to pay liens from the net settlement proceeds. We provide total transparency to our customers. The feedback we gather…
Read MoreYou Measure How Much You Make, But Do You Measure How Much You Lose?
The average law firm loses a measurable amount of money each year from unprotected fees. MASSIVE’s Fee Protection Guarantee TM 1 eliminates any worry our customers have about not collecting their full attorney fee in the event of: Incorrect disbursement of settlement funds Communication of inaccurate dates Procedural errors by MASSIVE We guarantee that you will not need to reduce your attorney fee as a…
Read MoreMedicare Set-Aside Basics
Medicare Set-Asides (or “MSAs”) don’t exist under the law. Nevertheless, nearly all Workers’ Compensation cases, and a growing number of Liability cases, consider whether an MSA is needed. If MSAs don’t exist under the law, why do I need one? MSAs come from the Medicare Secondary Payer Act. 42 U.S.C. § 1395y(b)(2) and § 1862(b)(2)(A)(ii) of…
Read MoreMASSIVE’s Ryan Weiner Presenting at the Medicare Secondary Payer Compliance for Beneficiaries Conference in March 2021
Ryan Weiner, COO of MASSIVE and long-time authority on liability, no-fault, and workers’ compensation conditional payments, will be presenting at the virtual Medicare Secondary Payer Compliance for Beneficiaries Conference on Tuesday, March 23, 2021 beginning at 1:05 ET. Ryan will be covering Conditional Payment Resolution. Key content to be discussed at the conference includes: Mandatory Insurer Reporting Medicare Set-Aside Allocations Real-World Applications And much more! Please join Ryan on March 23 at 1:05 ET by…
Read MoreHow Did MASSIVE Resolve a Self-Funded ERISA Lien of $894,301 for $0.00?
We obtained the plan documents and determined it was not truly a self-funded ERISA plan. We don’t know whether the subrogation company intentionally represented it as a self-funded ERISA lien. Once the subrogation company realized we knew what we were doing, they offered to reduce the lien by half. We did not accept their offer.…
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