A number of changes have affected the success of subrogation in the healthcare insurance setting – changes that financial executives need to be aware of in order to both mitigate negative impact and ...

City of Philadelphia v. Wayne Deloatch and Independence Blue Cross (WCAB); Independence Blue Cross v. City of Philadelphia and Wayne Deloatch (WCAB); No. 541 C.D. 2022 and No. 589 C.D. 2022; Filed Dec ...

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On January 20, the Supreme Court released its decision in Montanile v. Board of Trustees of the National Elevator Industry Health Benefit Plan, concluding that although health plan fiduciaries can ...

Subrogation is the process by which your insurance company seeks financial reimbursement for claims it paid out but wasn’t financially responsible for. For example, if you were in a car accident but ...

Every year, health plans disrupt their members and still miss as much as 50 percent of claims that are eligible for subrogation. This little-known fact points to the reality that health plans, TPAs, ...

"The Court reasoned that subrogation, by definition, requires that the subrogee obtain the right to proceed against a third party and that the non-duplication provision provided no such right.

With CEOs and CFOs keeping a close watch on rising medical costs, there is new urgency for self-funded employer health plans to evaluate every dollar of healthcare spending. Yet benefits leaders are ...

While it is generally conceded that "double recovery" for the same damages is not good public policy, the fact that employers are allowed to subrogate against damages such as pain and suffering they ...