Attorneys' fees incurred to procure a settlement or judgment in a third-party liability action may be deducted from the money allocated to a Medicare set-aside trust.
May 26, 2011 at 09:59 AM
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Hinsinger v. Showboat Atlantic City, L-3460-07; Law Division, Ocean County; opinion by Gizinski, J.S.C.; decided January 21, 2011; approved for publication May 19, 2011. DDS No. 36-3-2203 [5 pp.]
Plaintiff Thomas Hinsinger filed this liability action after sustaining injuries that resulted in his being declared totally disabled. He prevailed at trial and successfully sought an additur. The parties settled the matter for $600,000.
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