2004 Edition - National Subrogation
Law Manual
As we enter the 21st century, the laws of subrogation and insurance reimbursement claims are changing at a constant rate. With over 450 total pages, our law manual is the only compilation of
up-to-date subrogation research and analysis of the impact of each state's statutes and case law on health insurance subrogation and reimbursement claims. This manual is a necessary source of information and research that will serve Law Departments and Subrogation Divisions of Health Benefit Indemnity Companies, HMOs, PPOs, and third-party administrators (TPAs).
You may order the manual by completing and returning the order form along with your payment in the amount of $389.00 (add $300.00 for each additional copy) payable to The Rawlings Company, LLC, 325 West Main Street, Suite 1750, Louisville, KY 40202.
If you have any questions regarding the order process,
or The Rawlings & Associates National Subrogation
Law Manual itself, please contact Kelly Basham at 502-814-2133
or krb@rawlingscompany.com.
Topics Discussed In The Manual Include
- Subrogation as a Basis for Recovery
- Reimbursement as a Basis for Recovery
- Liens as a Basis for Recovery
- Third Party Defenses to Subrogation
- Insufficient Funds to Satisfy All Claims
- Claims by the Insured's Attorney for Fees
- The "Collateral Source" Rule
- Sources of Recovery
- The Federal Employees Health Benefits Act
- An Overview of ERISA and the Pre-emption of State Law
The subrogation/reimbursement laws of each state are also summarized. Each state summary includes a discussion specific to the state of:
- State and applicable federal laws regarding equitable and contractual subrogation
- The right of reimbursement
- The common fund doctrine
- Made whole rules (where applicable)
- The negligence standard
- Required insurance coverages
- Statues of limitation.
Each state summary also has a section discussing relevant laws unique to that state.
If you wish to purchase this manual, please complete the order form.
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