Subrogation & Health Liens Attorneys in Laurel

Protecting Clients From Penalties & Losses

Medicare, ERISA, and health care insurance companies will claim a subrogation lien right against your recovery in any personal injury claim. The subrogation lien issues are extremely complex and often unfair.

Before you start making costly mistakes, turn to a knowledgeable Laurel injury lawyer at McGowan & Cecil. Our attorneys are highly experienced in subrogation and health liens.

We can advise clients on any of the following matters:

• ERISA rights of recovery on qualifying health plans
• Medicare lien and notice requirements
• Rights of hospitals and other health care providers to place liens on personal injury claims

Do you need more information about subrogation and health care liens? Contact our Laurel subrogation attorney today at (301) 761-2007 to discuss your questions and concerns during a free consultation.

Our Experience in Health Insurance Liens & Subrogation

You should work closely with a trusted, knowledgeable injury lawyer to ensure compliance with Medicare and health insurance reporting obligations. Our objective is to maximize your recovery, not the health insurance recovery.

Our law firm will educate you as well as take the necessary steps to ensure compliance with ERISA and Medicare reporting rules.

We handle issues pertaining to all types of subrogation liens involving:

• Medicare
• Medicaid
• ERISA
• Non-ERISA
• Veterans
• TRICARE
• GEHA
• FEBA
• Workers' compensation
• FECA
• FMCRA
• Hospital liens
• Health care provider lien

Our Attorneys Are Helpful in Subrogation Matters

The lien issues are complex. An experienced personal injury law firm like McGowan & Cecil, LLC will recognize and negotiate with the lien holder and assist in handling the subrogation issues. This is why it is important that you hire our competent and experienced counsel to simplify the complexity of the lien subrogation. Our Laurel personal injury attorneys can even obtain a reduction of the health care lien.

Common Questions from Clients

Q: If my health insurance has paid for my medical treatment and I obtain a recovery in a personal injury accident, do I have to pay back my health insurance?

A: In most cases, yes. This may not seem fair, but it is, unfortunately, the reality.

• Subrogation is either a contractual or statutory obligation.
• Subrogation is the legal doctrine of substituting one creditor for another.
• Health insurance will mandate that you pay back what health insurance has paid if you make a recovery in a personal injury claim or lawsuit.

Q: What if I don't pay back the health insurance company?

A: The health insurance company may file suit against you and obtain a judgment against you if you do not pay.

Do You Have a Subrogation Claim? Contact Us Today!

Are you looking for skilled representation in Baltimore, Bowie or nearby? From our office in Laurel, our competent attorneys serve clients throughout the metropolitan area. We handle all aspects ofinjury and disability claims, including protecting our clients from penalties or losses for failure to comply with Medicare and ERISA rules.

Schedule a free consultation with a Laurel personal injury attorney at our firm when you call (301) 761-2007. You may also contact our Maryland ERISA liens attorneys by email.