$133k Private Lien Completely Waived

A Georgia man received significant injuries from a motor vehicle accident. His settlement did not fully compensate him for past and future pain and suffering.   MASSIVE’s experts have a great relationship with this lien holder due to extensive work with them in the past. John Buford, Single Event Lead Attorney, and his team successfully…

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Do You Report to a Potential Lienholder?

When an attorney begins her case, the law firm has (hopefully) already asked the plaintiff about his health insurance. The attorney then asks herself; I need to tell this health insurance it may have a “lien” right? Here’s how to make that decision.   First, recall that the term lien is generally a misnomer. Take…

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Mastering Self-Funded ERISA Plans

ERISA Plans can be intimidating, but they don’t have to be. Educating yourself on how they operate is an essential step to achieving the best results for your case.    In general, lien resolution can be a time-consuming and tedious process. But (because of recent power via the US Supreme Court) self-funded ERISA Plans can…

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Spending Too Much Time on Liens?

Lien rights for Medicare, Medicaid, and other forms of health insurance have been vastly expanded. These expanded rights mean healthcare liens have become an increasingly large portion of a personal injury law firm’s unbilled hours. Unfortunately, while law firms spend more time on these liens, these processes do not increase their revenue. Too much time…

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MASSIVE Reduces Nursing Home Medicaid Lien by over $65,000

Nursing home negligence liens are difficult to resolve. Recently, one of our firms represented a Missouri man who suffered from pressure sores and sepsis due to nursing home negligence. His treatments totaled $66,492 in Missouri Medicaid liens.   Our experts know that Medicaid lienholders are entitled to recover claims as long as one diagnosis code…

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Lien Resolution 101

A good percentage of people in the legal industry are unfamiliar with the term “Lien” or “Lien Resolution”. Throwing in “Rights of Reimbursement” and “Subrogation Rights” can further muddy the waters. Let’s break down these terms and clarify the process.   Lien: A lien is money owed to a third party for a debt. After…

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MASSIVE 60% Reduction of ERISA Lien

A Michigan plaintiff was badly injured on the job and suffered severe burns. His treatment led to a $94,798 ERISA lien, which would have left him just over $10,000 from his settlement.   Marcy Spitz, Esq., Partner at MASSIVE, explained to the lienholder the case combined the plaintiff’s injury claim and his family’s loss of…

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Michigan Plaintiff’s Private Lien Waived

A Michigan woman sustained multiple injuries from a motor vehicle accident. Blue Cross Blue Shield alleged a $33,256 lien against the settlement. One of MASSIVE’s experts, John Buford, Single Event Lead Attorney, performed a detailed review of the plan language to determine BCBS’s legal right to any settlement. He found that based on coordination of…

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Mallinckrodt Opioids Lien Resolution

MASSIVE has been named as the exclusive Lien Resolution Administrator for Mallinckrodt’s PI Bankruptcy Trust. We previously detailed the lien resolution programs we have set up. Outside of those LRPs are dozens of other Medicaid programs, including: Alaska  California  Colorado  Connecticut  Delaware Hawaii  Illinois  Indiana  Kentucky  Louisiana  Maine  Massachusetts  Michigan  Minnesota  Missouri  Montana  Nebraska  New…

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