Tag Archives: subrogation

Paying Back Medicare After a Lawsuit

Posted on September 21, 2013 by fl_litig8r

Medicare recipients who file personal injury lawsuits need to be aware that by law they will have to pay Medicare back from their judgment or settlement. Unlike cases where private health insurers seek repayment, cases involving Medicare liens offer lawyers … Continue reading →

Posted in Insurance | Tagged health insurance, Medicare, personal injury, settlement, subrogation, trial | 115 Comments

Question From Reader Rachel About Inadequate Insurance By Defendant

Posted on October 26, 2011 by fl_litig8r

A reader identifying herself as “Rachel” posed the following question in a comment on my “About” page (where no one would probably see it, so I decided to make an article out of it). Just to let you all know … Continue reading →

Posted in Insurance | Tagged damages, medical bills, personal injury, plaintiff, settlement, subrogation | 33 Comments

Automobile Property Damage Claims — Representing Yourself

Posted on March 3, 2011 by fl_litig8r

If you’ve been in a car accident, many personal injury attorneys will not want to deal with the property damage part of your claim (paying to repair your car). This is due to the fact that property damage claims force … Continue reading →

Posted in Damages | Tagged automobile accident, insurance, property damage, settlement, subrogation, tips, worth | 14 Comments

Paying Back Your Health Insurer – A Necessary Evil

Posted on February 25, 2011 by fl_litig8r

If your health insurance company paid for medical bills stemming from your personal injury claim, it will want to be paid back after the claim is settled (or you get paid from a judgment after trial). The same is true … Continue reading →