ERISA and health insurance subrogation : in all 50 states / Gary L. Wickert.
2022
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Title
ERISA and health insurance subrogation : in all 50 states / Gary L. Wickert.
Published
Huntington, New York : Juris Publishing, [2022]
Call Number
KF3515 .W53 2022
Edition
Seventh edition.
ISBN
9781578235551 (hbk.)
1578235553
1578235553
Description
1 volume (various pagings) : map, forms ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1311594071
Summary
"This book is intended as both an instructional medium and a resource tool. Health insurance subrogation is a moving target. The law changes constantly and with 52 bodies of law (all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and federal law) to keep current with, being at the top of your subrogation game is a monumental task, even for experienced attorneys. This book can be used in a continuing subrogation education capacity or as a resource tool for professionals and attorneys writing briefs or arguing their positions relative to an employee welfare benefit Plan's rights of recovery in various situations." -- How to Use this Book.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Portion of Title
Employee Retirement Income Security Act and health insurance subrogation
Table of Contents
Subrogation generally
Subrogation rights of fully-insured and self-funded health plans
Health insurance subrogation laws in all 50 states
Employee retirement income security act (ERISA)
ERISA preemption
Defenses to health insurance subrogation
Litigating ERISA claims
Supreme Court treatment of section 502(a)(3) actions
Recovery of benefits paid by mistake
Coordination of benefits
Liability of plaintiffs' counsel
Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid subrogation
Federal Employees' Health Benefit Act (FEHBA) subrogation
HIPAA, HITECH, and medical privacy
Hiring subrogation counsel.
Subrogation rights of fully-insured and self-funded health plans
Health insurance subrogation laws in all 50 states
Employee retirement income security act (ERISA)
ERISA preemption
Defenses to health insurance subrogation
Litigating ERISA claims
Supreme Court treatment of section 502(a)(3) actions
Recovery of benefits paid by mistake
Coordination of benefits
Liability of plaintiffs' counsel
Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid subrogation
Federal Employees' Health Benefit Act (FEHBA) subrogation
HIPAA, HITECH, and medical privacy
Hiring subrogation counsel.