Episode 288
Practical Guide to Closing Medical Provider Claims in New Jersey
May 22nd, 2023
30 mins 47 secs
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About this Episode
In 2023 Medical Provider Claims are now one-in-five (20%) of all new cases filed before the Division of Workers’ Compensation. In this episode "Practical Guide to Closing Medical Provider Claims in New Jersey," Greg Lois provides you with practical guidance on:
- What is a Medical Provider Claim?
- Discovery allowable in a Medical Provider Claim
- How to Handle These Claims: our Decision Tree
- How to Defend Cross-Jurisdictional Medical Provider Claims
- A Look Into The FUTURE… Pending litigation and likely Appellate direction.
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