How to Negotiate Liens When Lien Holders Refuse to Negotiate (VIRTUAL)

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Lien holders are increasingly refusing to negotiate liens because they are emboldened by draconian contract language and case law.  While handling Medicare, Medicaid, and other health insurance lien issues has become increasingly troublesome, there are still opportunities to negotiate liens.  Learn ways to protect your clients and yourself without caving in to lien holders and while avoiding dangerous pitfalls.

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SPEAKERS:

John H. May, Esquire
Partner, May Herr & Grosh LLP

Mr. May’s practice is focused primarily on the litigation of cases on behalf of seriously injured persons, with a secondary focus on estate administration, estate planning, and Orphans’ Court litigation, such as guardianships.

Edward R. Kennett, Esquire
Partner, KBG Injury Law

Mr. Kennett’s practice is focused primarily on the litigation of cases involving motor vehicle accidents, trucking accidents, premises liability, insurance bad faith, products liability, medical negligence, and nursing home abuse.

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