The long-awaited proposed rule on Section 111 civil money penalties was unveiled in the Federal Register for public inspection. The draft of the proposed rule can be

Question: We have a case that couldn’t be settled due to a counter-higher in 2014. The claimant’s treatment has decreased dramatically. What options are available for us?

The U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) is ringing in the New Year with the Medicare Secondary Payer Act (“MSPA”). On January 8, 2020, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the

CMS has posted two updates this week:

Question: I’ve heard that zero allocations are getting more and more challenging. Please level with me, will Medicare approve a zero allocation in a denied case? If so,

That can? It’s still getting kicked. Earlier this week the White House Office of Management and Budget updated the timeline on the release of regulations involving

As you may recall, we have been down this road before with a different Baltimore law firm and a Pennsylvania practitioner. Standard operating procedure when settling a

Late on Tuesday October 29th the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid released an update, version 3.0 to its WCMSA Reference Guide (Guide). The new version of the guide

Once again insurers and self-insured employers have been hit with a substantial amount of new paperwork from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Medicare