Breaking Down Florida’s New Proposed Bar Rule on Lien Resolution Outsourcing
Recently there has been some confusion caused by the Florida Bar introducing subsection (E) to Rule 4-1.5(f)(4) and its application to non-lawyer lien resolution companies. Subsection (E) was approved by the FL Bar Board of Governors at their meeting on …
Synergy reduces self-funded ERISA plan by over 70% for a savings of $85,955.02
This case involved a Virginia plaintiff who was injured when a shower chair collapsed. The plaintiff had a pre-existing hip injury which involved an implanted prosthetic. The plaintiff retained the services of an attorney and was able to obtain $525,000.00 …
Medicare Advantage Plan’s Statutory Recovery Rights – Private Cause of Action?
By Synergy Director of Lien Resolution
Medicare Advantage plans, otherwise known as Medicare Part C, have proven to be a hot and confusing topic for plaintiff’s attorneys over the past few years. Recent rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court and …
Synergy reduces AARP Medicare Advantage repayment by 95% for a savings of $49,000.00
This case involved an elderly plaintiff who had Medicare Part C coverage through his AARP Medicare Advantage plan. The plaintiff was injured when he was walking through a parking lot and was forced to jump out of the way of …