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Federal government is serious in its efforts to prevent healthcare providers from upcoding.

Second circuit reverses decision in coverage dispute over construction site fatality.

Don’t mess with Texas Medicaid!

Beware of state statutory language that can shift liability. Read more here in our blog! https://www.parkerllp.com//4th-circuit-voids-other-insura/

The Department of Justice is taking on "the most defendants ever charged in health care fraud" as the nationwide opioid crisis continues. Almost 200 doctors and 220 other medical professionals have been charged with opioid-related crimes since January 2017. Read more in our blog! https://www.parkerllp.com//hhs-2b-healthcare-fraud-takedo/

Last year, the Texas Supreme Court decided that a judgment rendered against an insurance company’s policyholder in an underlying action was unenforceable against the insurance company because the judgment was not the product of a fully adversarial proceeding.

A divided South Carolina Supreme Court recently ruled that an insurance company may directly pursue a legal malpractice claim against counsel retained to defend its policyholder.

In a decision earlier this month, the Washington Supreme Court held that state regulation prohibits insurers from denying a policyholder’s personal injury protection (PIP) coverage even if it is not necessary to achieve maximum medical improvement (MMI).

In a recent decision by the Texas Supreme Court, Gunn v. McCoy, the Court allowed plaintiffs to file affidavits from subrogation agents for health insurance providers to prove reasonableness of medical expenses. Read more in our blog!