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What Should an Attorney do Regarding Liens, and When? | Best Practices Series

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December 1st, 2021

Q: In a perfect world, what should an attorney do and when, regarding liens. When should they involve Precision in that process?
A: For several reasons, an attorney should get Precision Resolution involved as early as possible. Take Medicare, for example, the earlier that we are involved, the earlier we can eliminate overages, unrelated charges, and eliminate surprise demand amounts.

When to Inquire About Liens with Insurance Companies | Best Practices Series

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November 18th, 2021

Q: At what point during a case can you inquire about liens with the client’s medical insurance companies? A: We advise all...

Settlement Protection Plans

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November 2nd, 2021

As we wait for a date the Supreme Court to hear arguments in Gallardo v. Marstiller and the ruling’s impact on Medicaid...

MSA in Liability Cases | Best Practices Series

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November 1st, 2021

Precision Resolution takes the guesswork out of Medicare Set-Aside solutions. When considering if an MSA is appropriate in your client’s case, don’t...

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