The Law Office of David H. Abney, II is committed to maximizing tort victims' recoveries by limiting claims for healthcare subrogation claims. With over two decades' experience, our experienced staff focuses solely on reducing, if not eliminating, healthcare liens against third-party recovery proceeds. We are thought leaders in the healthcare subrogation field, pushing the law forward for thousands of single event claims involving every type of healthcare plan imaginable.
We built our reputation on helping tort victims in catastrophic ERISA cases and now provide lien resolution services for Medicare and Medicaid in all 50 states, FEHBA, Tricare, VA, ACA, MEEP, Medicare Advantage, workers' compensation and claims involving mass torts and foreign providers.We help tort victims maximize recoveries and limit subrogation claims in cases involving ERISA, Medicare, Medicaid, mass torts and more.
We built our reputation on helping tort victims in catastrophic ERISA cases and now provide lien resolution services for Medicare and Medicaid in all 50 states, FEHBA, Tricare, VA, ACA, MEEP, Medicare Advantage, workers' compensation and claims involving mass torts and foreign providers.We help tort victims maximize recoveries and limit subrogation claims in cases involving ERISA, Medicare, Medicaid, mass torts and more.
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Kentucky is the subrogation capital of America, and David H. Abney, II has been there from the start. Prior to starting his own law practice, David spent three years as associate general counsel for the largest post-payment healthcare recovery vendor in the United States. In 2006, he became the first to represent the tort victim as part of a healthcare subrogation practice.
When a personal injury claim is filed, insurance companies, healthcare providers and government programs that have disbursed funds to the litigant have the right to file liens and subrogation claims against any potential settlement. In almost all instances, they will do so. This amounts to a clawback taken directly from the settlement before funds are distributed to the client, ultimately reducing payments to both the firm and the client.
Personal injury attorneys who represent plaintiffs quickly learn the financial threat posed by ERISA liens. The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) governs most employee health plans. When a person covered under such a plan suffers a personal injury, the insurance provider is quick to place liens on any potential recovery, with the strength of ERISA law baking up their claims.
When a Medicaid recipient is injured and receives Medicaid benefits, Medicaid's third-party division seeks to recover costs from all available sources, including personal injury settlements or awards. If you are a personal injury attorney representing a Medicaid recipient, consulting with an experienced Medicaid subrogation lawyer can help you maximize your client's financial recovery.
For nearly two decades, David has immersed himself in the practice of subrogation law. David focuses his efforts on representing tort victims against subrogation claims and takes great pride in his client relationships. Based in Kentucky - the capital of healthcare subrogation - he is a regular lecturer and presenter at national seminars and conventions.
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