Lien Resolution
Self-Funded ERISA Plan Lien Reduced by 87%
A Pennsylvania mother was badly hurt in a motor vehicle accident, which resulted in her baby’s premature birth. The child had significant injuries that totaled $222,792.52 in liens. Because this was a self-funded ERISA plan, it would be difficult to argue for reductions because of the strong plan language. John Buford, Single Event Lead…
Read MoreMedicare Lien Reduced by 99%
An Arkansas woman sustained injuries to her eye after using the Beovu eye injection from Novartis. The plaintiff ended up with a $75,388.62 Medicare lien. Patricia Stalnaker, Lead Lien Resolution Manager, and the Mass Tort team at MASSIVE reviewed the documentation and saw that a good portion of the treatments were for “age-related macular…
Read MoreSuccess in Reducing Difficult Self-Funded ERISA Plan Lien
Medical malpractice cases where the injuries may alter their life but not necessarily result in constant treatment are difficult to prove the future medicals and distinguish pain and suffering. Recently, one of our firms represented a Pennsylvania man who suffered from an MRSA infection due to medical malpractice. As a result, he totaled $661,769.86 in…
Read MoreMedicare Lien Reduced to $0
A Michigan woman sustained multiple injuries from a motor vehicle accident and built up a Medicare lien of over $15,000. John Buford, Single Event Lead Attorney at MASSIVE, reviewed the ICD codes provided by Medicare and found they included an unrelated injury in the lien amount. After obtaining the necessary documents to back his…
Read MoreMASSIVE Reduces Medicare Lien by over 93%
A Texas woman developed pressure sores due to nursing home negligence. The plaintiff also had previous health ailments that were unrelated to the negligence. During her time in the hospital, she built up a total of $297,357.16 in Medicare liens. After reviewing the case, Christina Sanalitro, Senior Lien Negotiator at MASSIVE, was able to…
Read MoreCultivating a Culture for Profitability
By MASSIVE Partner, Todd Franklin Law firms’ workload is insane! I’ve been working with contingency law firms for over 15 years, and I see work happening knowing the same work can be done more profitably. Subrogation is one of those administrative pieces that can operationally bog a law firm down. My time speaking…
Read MoreMASSIVE’s Mass Tort Team Disputed a $1M Private Lien to $0
The prescription drug Uloric caused a stroke for a New Jersey client. Like other patients that used this drug, this patient was elderly and suffered from multiple, unrelated health issues including heart problems, and needed surgery. The plan claimed that the surgery and follow up treatment was related to the Uloric case. As a result,…
Read MoreXcelerate Your Profitability 2023
The Xcelerate Your Profitability event is coming to Las Vegas on September 13! This is a great opportunity for firms to discover strategies and processes to grow their business. Be sure to stop by and visit our table by the photobooth. We’d love to talk over your cases and show you why MASSIVE is the…
Read MorePrivate Insurance Lien Waived after Persistent Arguments
A Michigan man sustained injuries from a motor vehicle accident and built up $19,127.53 in private healthcare liens. MASSIVE’s experts John Buford, Single Event Lead Attorney, and Ilayda Kartum, Senior Lien Resolution Manager, reviewed the plan language and confirmed the plan only had rights to recover from any settlement that included medical bills. This settlement…
Read MoreAAJ 2023 Annual Convention
The American Association for Justice (AAJ) is hosting the 2023 AAJ Annual Convention, July 14-18 at the Philadelphia Convention Center and our team is excited to see you there! We are pleased to support this event and are looking forward to sponsoring the Nursing Home Litigation Group CLE on Saturday, July 15. We hope…
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