Mówię po polsku
The denial does not say your coding was debatable, or that a date needs correcting, or that a modifier was off. It says something far more alarming: fraud. On the strength of that single word, a Florida PIP insurer refuses to pay your HCFA-1500 claims — sometimes an...
Part 5 of 5: Why the Company Behind the Van Mattered in a $500,000 Bicycle Settlement This series has followed a case in which a cyclist was struck by a van owned by a commercial service company and driven by one of its employees. The defense blamed our client for the...
Part 4 of 5: Why Sworn Testimony Changed the Picture in a Case That Settled for $500,000 So far in this series, we have described a case in which a cyclist was struck by a commercial van and suffered catastrophic injuries (Part 1), explained Florida's 51% rule, which...
The letter arrives on a Tuesday. Four paragraphs of clinical-sounding prose, a physician's signature at the bottom, and a conclusion stated as though it were a finding of fact: the treatment your practice rendered was not reasonable, not related to the motor vehicle...
Part 3 of 5: The Arguments Behind a Defense That Blamed the Rider, and a Case That Still Settled for $500,000 In Part 1 of this series, we described a case in which a cyclist was struck by a commercial van, suffered catastrophic injuries, and was blamed by the defense...
Part 2 of 5: The Law That Made a $500,000 Bicycle Case an All-or-Nothing Fight In Part 1 of this series, we described a case in which a cyclist was struck by a commercial van and left with catastrophic injuries. The defense blamed him for the crash. The case...
Part 1 of 5: The Result, and Why It Was Never Guaranteed A man riding his bicycle on a Tampa Bay-area road was struck by a van owned by a commercial service company and driven by one of its employees. His injuries were catastrophic and life-altering. From the...