Monthly Archives: June 2011

Structural Changes [Trial Magazine – June 2011]

Structured settlements and the laws governing them are ever-changing. Issues like how they are taxed, when they can be used, and whether they can be sold seem to be in a near constant state of flux. For plaintiff trial lawyers who are charged with properly advising their clients regarding settlement of their cases, this instability can be disconcerting, to say the least. "For 30 years, structured settlements have provided injured people with long-term financial security and special tax benefits. How these settlements are used and funded is constantly evolving. Make sure you know all the options so you can build the best structure for your client."

ALERT: Expect New Delays from Medicare!

In case you haven’t heard, last week the Medicare Secondary Payer Recovery Contractor (MSPRC) posted a notice on its website indicating that it had temporarily stopped issuing Rights and Responsibilities Letters and Demand Letters until further notice. It has now indicated that review of the Rights and Responsibilities Letter is complete, and these letters should resume issuance by June 10th. Demand Letters, however, remain suspended until further notice. Click here and scroll down to “News and Updates” for the notice.

By |2014-02-19T17:19:44-08:00June 6th, 2011|All, Structured Settlement Alerts|0 Comments

Big R Towing – Court Determines Medicare Set-Aside in Liability Settlement

Being creative is always an asset when it comes to liability settlements--cautiously creative that is. Such was the case with Big R Towing v. Benoit, 2011 WL 43219 (January 6, 2011, W.D.La.). Both sides took into account the future medical expenses of the alleged injured party, keeping in mind Medicare's interests according to the Medicare Secondary Payer Act, 22 U.S.C. 1395y.

By |2013-10-08T16:40:25-07:00June 2nd, 2011|All, Structured Settlement Alerts|0 Comments

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