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• To Lien or Not to Lien: Handling Subrogation Rights of Third-Party Health Care Plans Health Care ( January 2007 )
  

  As we all know, New York's Insurance Low provides for mandatory No-Fault coverage for persons injured in auto accidents, including reimbursement of medical expenses, lost earnings and other reasonable and necessary expenses.' This coverage is generally referred to as personal injury protection or PIP coverage.

• Without A Subrogation Statute, Previous Subrogation Settlements Come Under Attack ( July 2006 )
  

  In 2001, the Ohio Supreme Court declared unconstitutional and invalid the workers' compensation subrogation statute found under 4123.931 of the Ohio Revised Code. As a result of that decision, questions were raised concerning prior settlements reached with the Bureau of Workers' Compensation under the old statute. In particular, under the old statute personal injury plaintiffs saw part of their monetary settlements paid back to the Bureau of Workers' Compensation to cover both present and future medical costs and disability benefits.

• The Many Faces of Workers' Compensation Subrogation ( July 2006 )
  

  More than any other area of personal injury subrogation, workers' compensation subrogation is often fraught with traps and pitfalls for the unwary subrogation professional. This is primarily because most subrogation professionals assume that workers' compensation subrogation is fairly similar from one state to the next. Every state, except one , allows for workers' compensation subrogation. That is where the similarities end. In truth, there are very few areas in which the laws of each individual state vary more and are applied as differently, than in the area of workers’ compensation subrogation.

• Creative New Insurance Products LMU, REP & Warranty and Contingent Tax Insurance ( July 2001 )
  

  In response to the insurance industry's recent profitability challenges and increased commitment to creative risk management techniques, many insurers are now offering three types of new insurance products that can provide significant benefits to a company. Each are briefly described in this article.

• Subrogation Rights ( May 2000 )
  

  ”The right of trial by jury shall remain inviolate, and shall extend to all cases at law without regard to the .

• Court of Appeals Allows Gerrymandered Settlement ( January 2000 )
  

  Texas Workers' Compensation Fund v. Jose Serrano, et al., No. 13-95-482-CV, Court of Appeals (Tex. Civ. App.—Corp.

• Lien Reduction Statues: The Newest Subrogation Obstacle ( January 2000 )
  

  Just about the time subrogating carriers are finally making leeway against anti-subrogation doctrines such as the.

• Subrogation under Attack in Pennsylvania ( January 2000 )
  

  A bill which would ban subrogation has been proposed in the Pennsylvania legislature.

• Why Use National Subrogation Counsel? ( January 2000 )
  

  Over the last twenty-five years we have seen a myriad of methodologies and techniques in subrogating across the .

• Restoring the Injured Party Vs. Sales Tax Recovery ( October 1999 )
  

  Can a tort victim recover sales tax from a tortfeasor who causes the total loss of the tort victim's vehicle?