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...
Getting MORE from QSF Admin and Lien Resolution
This guest post was written by Milestone, a qualified settlement fund administration firm that offers in-house, comprehensive settlement planning to trial lawyers and plaintiffs. Below, the Milestone team explains the...
Medicare Liens in Workers’ Compensation
Medicare’s process in Workers’ Compensation is generally misunderstood. The best solution? Remember that Medicare will attempt to collect from any source and any settlement. Medicare will open files relating...
Medicare Compliance for Plaintiff Attorneys
The federal government enacted the Medicare Secondary Payer Act in 1980. Since then, it has gone from a toothless idea to recoup money, to a convoluted beast affecting past and...
Modernize Your Post-Settlement Process Webinar
Join Marcy Spitz from MASSIVE and Laura Fetto from Milestone along with industry experts Sindhu Daniel, Grant & Eisenhofer, Sam Katen, Aylstock, Witkin, Kreis & Overholtz, PLLC, Trevor Rockstad, Davis...
MASSIVE Success in 50% Reduction of Hospital Lien
MASSIVE’s experts reduced a $132,785.65 hospital lien down to $70,000! The plaintiff in this case was shot multiple times, leading to significant injuries and surgery. Because he did not...
MASSIVE’s Ryan Weiner to speak at Kansas Annual Workers’ Compensation Seminar on September 28, 2022
Ryan Weiner, Esq., COO of MASSIVE, will be presenting “Medicare Lien Resolution in Workers’ Comp Claims” at the virtual Kansas Department of Labor’s 48th Annual Workers Compensation Seminar Wednesday September...
Ryan Weiner, COO of MASSIVE, Presenting at 2022 WILG Annual Convention
Ryan Weiner, Esq., MASSIVE’s COO and experienced lien resolution attorney, joins other industry experts to present at the 2022 Annual Convention. Ryan and the panel will be discussing Medical Liens,...
Medicare Secondary Payer Conditional Payment Forum Q&A
Ryan Weiner, Esq., COO of MASSIVE and long-time authority on liability, no-fault, and workers’ compensation conditional payments, presented at the virtual 6th Annual Medicare Secondary Payer Conditional Payment Forum on...
Why Private Insurance isn’t a Replacement for MSAs
Medicare Set-Asides (MSAs) are not required by law. Rather, MSAs are designed to prevent Medicare from paying for case-related care after a settlement. But wait, doesn’t other insurance prevent Medicare...
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...
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...
Don’t Miss Ryan Weiner, Esq. Tomorrow July 14 at the 2022 WILG Northwest Regional Conference!
The 2022 WILG Northwest Regional Conference features MASSIVE's COO, Ryan Weiner, Esq. as one of the speakers. Ryan is presenting "What the Law Says About MSAs" on July 14 at...
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...
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...
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…
What to Expect from Senate Bill 410
Michigan has repealed the immunity provision of its Product Liability Act. This provision has been on the books for the last 30 years, allowing Michigan companies to shield themselves from…
MASSIVE Increased Settlement by $110k with Medical Cost Projection
Recently, a worker’s compensation firm asked us to review one of their cases. Their plaintiff required a shoulder replacement. The defense initially offered $100,000 based almost entirely on past medical…