Archive for the ‘Pennsylvania’ Category

Personal Injury Attorneys Not Liable To Plans for Disbursement of Recovered Funds

October 6, 2008 | 3rd, 6th, Pennsylvania, Provider Reimbursement, Tennessee | No Comments

When negotiations concerning a possible settlement of plaintiff’s subrogation claim failed, Ms. DeBoer demanded her share of the settlement, and the attorney defendants paid over to her the amounts they had recovered, less their counsel fees and expenses. In doing so, they carefully notified Ms. DeBoer of her obligation to repay the plaintiff’s subrogation claim, and obtained from Ms. DeBoer an agreement to indemnify them against any claims which might ensue because they had paid over the proceeds to her. The present lawsuit followed. Read more

Health Care Proposals for the States

June 13, 2008 | California, Connecticut, Kansas, Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania | No Comments

California

The California Assembly Health Committee recently passed a series of bills that will mandate expansion of specific benefits and health services for insurers. Benefits and services include mental health coverage (AB1877), screening and diagnostic test for gynecological cancer (AB1774), HIV testing (AB1894), maternity health care (AB1962), and breast cancer screening (AB 2234).  Insurance plans opposing bills argue that e increasing costs of the proposed mandates would total an estimated $2.7 billion annually and that 85,000 Californians would lose health insurance coverage because of the consequential higher premium costs. Read more