Handling Liens in Personal Injury Matters

04 Jun , 2024

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This program will provide a detailed look at a variety of liens the practitioner may encounter while trying to resolve a personal injury matter. The course will provide helpful tips to resolve and reduce various liens. The course will also discuss the dangers of failing to reimburse lien holders and the consequences to both the attorney and their client. The program is geared towards both plaintiff and defense attorneys. Attorneys of all skill levels will benefit from this program. 

Key Topics - Lien holders to be covered will include:

Medicaid

Medicare

VA

ERISA

Workers Compensation

 

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