Subrogation/Section 102.29/ERISA/Medicare Set-Asides 2025
This program is an excerpt from Build Your Practice: Handling a Personal Injury Case from Start to Finish 2025.
Set aside some time for subrogation
When your client has been injured, you want to make sure they’re fully compensated for all aspects of the injury before agreeing to a settlement. This requires careful consideration of all potential subrogation claims, including those from Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) health plans, Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurers. Negotiating lien reductions and ensuring compliance with Medicare’s future medical interests are also essential to settlement negotiations.
At Subrogation/Section 102.29/ERISA/Medicare Set-Asides, you’ll explore the legal frameworks governing reimbursement claims, with a focus on protecting your clients’ interests and minimizing potential liabilities.
This program is an excerpt from Build Your Practice: Handling a Personal Injury Case from Start to Finish 2025.
Set aside some time for subrogation
When your client has been injured, you want to make sure they’re fully compensated for all aspects of the injury before agreeing to a settlement. This requires careful consideration of all potential subrogation claims, including those from Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) health plans, Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurers. Negotiating lien reductions and ensuring compliance with Medicare’s future medical interests are also essential to settlement negotiations.
At Subrogation/Section 102.29/ERISA/Medicare Set-Asides, you’ll explore the legal frameworks governing reimbursement claims, with a focus on protecting your clients’ interests and minimizing potential liabilities.
What you’ll learn:
- The rights of insurance companies to seek reimbursement from third-party settlements
- How to quickly identify a client’s insurance types and send appropriate notices
- Effective reduction strategies, including the Made Whole and Common Fund doctrines, for negotiating lien amounts
- How Wisconsin’s Section 102.29 allows insurers to recover worker’s compensation benefits paid to an injured employee from third-party settlements
- Future medicals and Medicare’s role in worker’s compensation cases
Don’t miss Subrogation/Section 102.29/ERISA/Medicare Set-Asides, where you’ll gain the knowledge to ensure the best outcome for your clients.
Product details
- Streamline your client intake process by quickly determining insurance coverage and ensuring the correct notices are sent
- Leverage your understanding of subrogation and lien negotiation to maximize settlement outcomes for your clients
- Keep up with recent rulings and updates on subrogation law, ERISA claims, and Medicare Set-Asides
- Master the nuances of Medicare Set-Asides to avoid mistakes and improve financial recoveries
- Learn how to protect Medicare’s future interests in liability settlements and navigate ERISA plans for optimal results
- Gain access to sample letters and strategies for dealing with subrogation liens, including working with ERISA and Medicaid liens
- Personal injury lawyers
- Tort lawyers
- Worker’s compensation lawyers
- Insurance lawyers
- New lawyers
- Paralegals