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Tag Archives: Insurance
Massachusetts Appellate Court Upholds Summary Judgment for Insurer in Dispute Regarding the Requirement that Physicians Perform Medical Examinations in PIP Insurance Claims
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident in Massachusetts, you may be able to seek compensation through the at-fault driver’s Personal Injury Protection (PIP) auto insurance policy. In order to receive benefits, there are several procedures and rules … Continue reading
Posted in Injury & Accident Law
Tagged Appellate, claims, Court, dispute, Examinations, Insurance, insurer, Judgment, Massachusetts, Medical, perform, Physicians, regarding, requirement, Summary, Upholds
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California Physician Charged in Self-Referral Case With Felony Insurance Fraud and Perjury for Allegedly Referring Workers Comp Patients to a Laboratory and Surgery Center In Which He Allegedly Had Ownership Interest
Referring patients to other business entities that a physician has an ownership interest in can be a violation of the law depending on the type of patient (Medicare, workers' compensation) and it is important to ensure that the rules are … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative law
Tagged allegedly, California, case, center, charged, Comp, Felony, fraud, Insurance, interest, laboratory, Ownership, patients, perjury, Physician, Referring, SelfReferral, Surgery, workers
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Life Insurance And ERISA Ruling
Here is a case from the United States 7th Circuit that deals with life insurance when the policy is an Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) policy. The case is styled, Emma Cehovic-Dixneuf v. Lisa Wong. Pursuant to 29 U.S.C., … Continue reading
Insurance And Subrogation Issues
The United States Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, issued an opinion on July 3, 2018, that is not usually relevant to most claims but in case a situation arises where it is relevant, it is good to know. The … Continue reading
Could voluntarily performing environmental cleanup threaten insurance coverage?
This post was guest authored by Stoel Rives summer associate Nina Neff. Because of the increasing frequency of significant, often multimillion-dollar, environmental claims against businesses and individuals under environmental statutes such as the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, it … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Law
Tagged cleanup, Could, coverage, Environmental, Insurance, Performing, Threaten, voluntarily
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