Last week, in MSPA Claims 1 v. Kingsway Amigo Ins. Co., the 11th Circuit addressed the appropriate application of the statute of limitations under the Medicare Secondary Payer Act ...
Read More Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMP) returned to the news in August, but quietly. A website for IT-related health issues, published the results of a study ...
Read More Recall MSP Recovery LLC, a law firm out of Miami, Florida that has been initiating numerous class action litigation country-wide as assignees on behalf of Medicare Advantage Plans (MAPs) alleging that ...
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On July 9, 2018 the First District Court's decision in Altemar v. Lifespace Communities crossed my desk. Unlike any other appeals in Florida, the First District opinions in workers' compensation ...
Read More In workers' compensation, we sometimes find ourselves embroiled in the debate about whether someone was or was not "on-the-job" when some accident or event led to injury. As a general proposition, most ...
Read More On September 20, 2018 the Workers' Compensation Hot Seat hosted by Bob Wilson welcomed Dr. Christopher Brigham and Allen Pierce, Esquire. It was a lively discussion of the implications of ...
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What is the scope and purpose of the Florida Office of Judges of Compensation Claims (OJCC)? In a nutshell, this agency delivers process to those impacted by workplace injuries, the employees and employers. ...
Read More Private sector employers and their employees are continually challenged to manage health benefits and other non-occupational benefits. These benefits are unevenly distributed within the American workforce. ...
Read More On October 10, 2018, the annual CompLaude program will include the People's Choice presentations. That is only 22 days away, which is a bit disconcerting (more on that in a moment). These are approximately 6 ...
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