Tag: Medicare Compliance

Medicare conditional payments are a persistent challenge for personal injury firms resolving cases for Medicare beneficiaries they represent. If a client is a Medicare beneficiary, you’re automatically dealing with the Medicare Secondary Payer Act (MSPA). The stakes are high. A

Demystifying Medicare Set-Asides: What Every Legal Professional Should Know

What is a Medicare Set-Aside and why should legal professionals be concerned about them?  It all centers around the questions of Medicare’s future interests.  That’s where Medicare Set-Asides (MSAs) come in.

When you represent a Medicare beneficiary in a personal injury case, doing nothing about Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) futures compliance is not a defensible option. Ignoring the risks can lead to denied care for your client and exposure to legal

If your client is on Medicare, Medicare compliance must be part of your resolution strategy. Failing to address the Medicare Secondary Payer Act (MSP) can trigger denials of future care, government recovery actions, or worse, personal liability for your law

Personal injury law firms live in the courtroom. Their core focus is proving causation, liability, and damages not negotiating with Medicare, ERISA plans, or hospital billing departments. Yet, as every law firm knows, cases don’t truly end at settlement. They

Personal injury firms excel at what they were built to do: securing justice by proving liability, telling their client’s story, and getting the best possible settlement or verdict. Yet once the dust settles, another challenge arises, resolving liens.

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If you represent Medicare beneficiaries, the message from Washington is clear: compliance is no longer optional—and CMS is now enlisting artificial intelligence to enforce it. 

In June 2025, the Medicare Trustees sounded the alarm: the Medicare Hospital Insurance (HI) Trust