Presented by Tennessee attorney J. Bryan Moseley and Alabama attorney Bennett L. Pugh, who will answer your questions and bring perspectives from both the defense and plaintiff sides.
Do you know the specific new reporting duties required by the amended Medicare Secondary Payer Act and how Medicare's new status could impact your clients' cases?
Get the answers to these questions and much more by participating in the live event, The Medicare Secondary Payer System: Defense AND Plaintiff's Attorneys Perspectives. This event also includes an extended Q&A session.
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Plaintiff attorney J. Bryan Moseley is a partner in the Nashville law firm of Moseley & Moseley, where his main areas of practice are civil litigation, premises liability, and consumer protection. Mr. Moseley is a frequent speaker on personal injury/auto injury topics for National Business Institute.
He earned his B.A. degree, cum laude, from Middle Tennessee State University and his J.D. degree, magna cum laude, from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Mr. Moseley is a member of the Nashville Bar Association and the Tennessee Association for Justice.
Defense attorney Bennett L. Pugh, of the Alabama law firm of Carr Allison, is a frequent presenter on Workers' Compensation Law and Medicare Set-Asides. He focuses his practice on medicare compliance and workers' compensation. He is admitted to the Alabama State Bar and the United States District Court, Northern, Middle and Southern Districts of Alabama.
He is the author of: "Closing Future Medical Benefits for Injured Workers," Alabama Lawyer, September 2001, "For the Defense," October 2001. "Dealing with Medical Re: Issues in Workers' Compensation Settlements," Florida Bar Journal; "Recent Developments concerning Medicare Set-asides from a Workers' Compensation Perspective," Vol. 21, No.5 CWCE Magazine, Jan./Feb. 2004.
Presented by Tennessee attorney J. Bryan Moseley and Alabama attorney Bennett L. Pugh, who will answer your questions and bring perspectives from both the defense and plaintiff sides.
Do you know the specific new reporting duties required by the amended Medicare Secondary Payer Act and how Medicare's new status could impact your clients' cases?
Get the answers to these questions and much more by participating in the live event, The Medicare Secondary Payer System: Defense AND Plaintiff's Attorneys Perspectives. This event also includes an extended Q&A session.
Effective January 1, 2010, insurers and self-insured entities are required to report claims made by Medicare-eligible claimant/plaintiffs to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and will be subject to a $1,000 daily fine, plus "double damages" for failure to comply.
When you participate in this interactive live event, you'll learn how Medicare's status as a secondary payer can impede settlement and impose a possible risk of future liability against all parties.
In just 60 minutes, your presenters will bring perspectives from both the defense and plaintiff sides, and will answer your questions regarding:
March 31, 2010
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