Mass Tort
MASSIVE Co-Founder and Partner, Marcy Spitz, Esq. to Speak at the University of San Diego’s Class Action Law Forum (CALF) 2022 Conference, March 17
The 2022 Conference is hosted by University of San Diego and Western Alliance Bank and is an important event for the legal industry. Class action practitioners will hear valuable insights from a distinguished lineup of speakers, including sitting federal judges, and top attorneys. MASSIVE Partner and Co-Founder, Marcy Spitz, Esq. is excited to contribute…
Read MoreMASSIVE’s Ryan Weiner Esq. and Randy Nordstrom Presenting at 2022 MTMP Spring Seminar
The MTMP Spring Seminar is almost here and MASSIVE is excited to sponsor the Paralegal Skills Track this year. MASSIVE COO, Ryan Weiner, Esq. and MASSIVE Partner Randy Nordstrom will be presenting “What to Expect Once You’ve Actually Settled: The Post-Settlement Process Timeline” on Wednesday, April 6 at 4:30 p.m. PST. Also, be sure…
Read MoreMASSIVE: The Exclusive Lien Resolution Administrator for Purdue Opioid Trust
MASSIVE is proud to be the exclusive Lien Resolution Administrator for the Purdue Opioid Trust. While there is a delay in that Trust due to appeals, we are forging ahead with planning. What is the process for up to 150,000 claimants going to look like? Medicare Lien Resolution The United States Department of Justice…
Read More2022 AAJ Winter Convention
The 2022 AAJ Winter Convention is just around the corner on February 13-15 at the JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort and Spa in Palm Springs California. As the exclusive lien resolution administrator for the Purdue Opioid Bankruptcy Trust Mass Tort Litigation, we are looking forward to co-sponsoring the Opioids Litigation Group with Medchart. This…
Read MoreCalifornia Plaintiff’s Medicare Lien Completely Resolved by MASSIVE
A California man filed a Workers’ Compensation claim for his asbestos-related lung cancer. Medicare issued a $17,089.13 lien after the plaintiff had surgery to remove the cancer. MASSIVE discovered the $17,089.13 Medicare Lien was for oxygen and oxygen-related equipment that the plaintiff didn’t need or use and we found it wasn’t related to his…
Read MoreStay Ahead of the Subrogation Curve
Mass tort lien resolution is complex and time-consuming. There are many steps to take before a lien becomes payable. Because it is easy for subrogation to fall behind, here are some tips to help your law firm stay on track. Vulnerability to different forms of risk is real. Recognizing and responding to these areas…
Read MoreLien Resolution and Settlement Administration Strategies for Better Client Outcomes
The mass tort lien process often gets treated differently than single event. Our message to you is that it shouldn’t be. It’s imperative to prepare, prepare, prepare. Ask your clients who insured them at any point since their injury-inducing event. That information can be used to fill in the blanks. This is where the mass tort process can…
Read MoreRyan Weiner, COO of MASSIVE, Speaking at 2021 MTMP Seminar
MTMP’s Fall Seminar is here again! MASSIVE is proud to sponsor this event and to announce that Ryan Weiner, MASSIVE’s COO and experienced lien resolution attorney, is presenting on Wednesday, October 13 at 3:45 p.m. PDT. He will be examining lien resolution and settlement administration strategies for better client outcomes. Also, be sure to…
Read MoreMASSIVE’s Mass Tort Team Fully Eliminated Private Lien After Multiple Disputes
MASSIVE completely eliminated a Highmark BCBS lien involving an IVC Filter. This was especially challenging on account of the plaintiff’s large variety of health problems. Looking deeper into this case, we found that even though the plaintiff had multiple medical treatments prior to her death, none of it pertained to the IVC filter. Even…
Read MoreTips on Navigating the MDL Process
MASSIVE is proud to participate in Western Alliance Bank’s latest CLE-eligible webinar, “MDL Leadership Appointments, Committees and Settlement Strategies.” The esteemed panel provided insights into making the MDL process more diverse and inclusive while adapting to changing approaches to committees and settlement strategies. Thank you to moderator, Randi S. Ellis, and panelists: the Honorable…
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