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SALES AND USE TAXES ON SUBROGATION SERVICES: Navigating The Sales Tax Maze In South Dakota, New Mexico, And Hawaii

Newsletter, SubrogationBy JamieSeptember 28, 2016

As a means of raising revenue, particularly during times of economic crisis, a handful of states employ, and many states repeatedly revisit, the dubious and counter-productive scheme of imposing a tax on professional services, whether as a sales tax (including…

Product Liability Law

Successful Product Liability Subrogation Is No Accident

Newsletter, Product LiabilityBy JamieSeptember 27, 2016

When a product fails and causes damages to other property, a straightforward property damage claim takes on a whole new dimension. Recovering property damage claims related to a product liability defect are some of the most complicated, challenging, and difficult…

Connecticut Supreme Court Grants Workers’ Compensation Carrier Right To File Third-Party Action

Newsletter, Workers' CompensationBy JamieSeptember 26, 2016

Until recently, Connecticut’s Workers’ Compensation Subrogation Statute, § 31-293, labored under the judicial interpretation by which an employer was allowed to file a third-party action, but its workers’ compensation carrier was not. Subrogated carriers had to hope that the employee…

SUING THE KING: State Sovereign Immunity And Tort Liability In All 50 States

Auto, Med Pay, PIP, Construction Defect, Contribution and Liability, Newsletter, Property, Subrogation, Workers' CompensationBy JamieSeptember 7, 2016

Ronald Reagan famously said, “The most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government and I’m here to help.” Government has become almost synonymous with ineptitude. So it should be no surprise that every day people are…

Richard Schuster Becomes Partner Of The Firm

NewsletterBy JamieAugust 31, 2016

Matthiesen, Wickert & Lehrer, S.C. (“MWL”) is pleased to announce that Richard Schuster has been made a partner of the firm. Rich has been with MWL since 2012, concentrating his practice on large loss subrogation and product liability cases, including…

TAKING SUBROGATION SHORTCUTS MEANS GETTING CUT SHORT: New Louisiana Decision Highlights Pitfalls Of Not Intervening

Newsletter, Workers' CompensationBy JamieAugust 31, 2016

Matthiesen, Wickert & Lehrer, S.C. has consistently advised its Louisiana clients to always intervene in third-party tort suits to recover workers’ compensation benefits, as some published opinions have suggested that a workers’ compensation carrier waives its right of recovery if…

New Major Medicare Advantage Decision

ERISA and Health Insurance, NewsletterBy JamieAugust 30, 2016

On August 8, 2016, the 11th Circuit issued its opinion in Humana v. Western Heritage, 15-11436 (11th Cir., August 8, 2016). It is a major victory for Medicare Advantage Organizations (MOAs) and a major blow to liability insurers. Matthiesen, Wickert…

SLICING THE PIE: Resolving Multiple Claims in Excess of Policy Limits

Newsletter, SubrogationBy JamieAugust 30, 2016

Insurance subrogation professionals are routinely faced with minimum limits scenarios which complicate otherwise straightforward subrogation cases. When a third-party liability carrier’s insurance limits are insufficient to pay the claims of multiple claimants, the carrier must begin to assess the hierarchy…

Subrogating Damage To Property Without Market Value

Newsletter, PropertyBy JamieAugust 30, 2016

The amount and dollar value of insurance claims relating to property loss alone dwarf all other lines of insurance. Water losses in the U.S. result in more than $9 billion in property damage annually. Fire losses result in more than…

Join MWL For A Webinar On Improving Plan Subrogation Language

NewsletterBy JamieJuly 29, 2016

The Ant And The Grasshopper: Improving Plan Subrogation Language For The Winter Ahead In a field one summer’s day a grasshopper was hopping about, chirping and singing to its heart’s content. A group of ants walked by, grunting as they…

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