Workshop -- "Major Changes to Minnesota No-Fault Law"
This 2-hour webinar focuses entirely on Minnesota PIP / No-Fault Insurance, and the changes brought about by recent court decisions. The recurring program commences on Thursday, April 8, 2010, at 12pm CST (Central) and is held on each Thursday thereafter at the same time. Webinars are delivered when they're filled. See our Workshop Brochure for details.
Conducted by Keith Pendleton, JD, ProviderLAW Corporation, 610-756-3795
Sponsored by: To Be Announced
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"Even if you only treat a small amount of accident cases, I highly recommend that you attend this workshop. It’s not only helping my collections, it helped me immediately on my very first cases, prompting payment of thousands of dollars which were being held up and not being paid!!! The information and tools are transforming the way I do business in my practice. Nowhere else will you receive this kind of information."
~ Everett Wells, DC, Roseville, MN, Member, MCA Legislative Committee
Minnesota Health Care Providers, Take Note!
Recently, two court cases were handed down in Minnesota that will dramatically alter the way your PIP claims are processed and paid / denied. The two cases are Isles Wellness, Inc. v. Progressive Insurance Co., 2009 WL 2928548 (Minn.App., Sep. 15, 2009) (unpublished), and Star Windshield Repair, Inc. v. Western National Insurance Co., 768 N.W.2d 346 (Minn., July 16, 2009).
When it comes to getting paid, the importance of these two cases cannot be understated. Not only do they reverse a long-standing position of Minnesota courts, they also pave the way for health care providers to easily solve a number of issues that commonly arise in the context of PIP.
For example, as a result of these two cases, you can:
~ Learn how to get paid promptly when you are told, “Claims Are Under Investigation;” Learn what this phrase really means;
~ Learn how you can easily and effectively resolve your outstanding claims without the case having to go to binding arbitration;
~ Learn how to more effectively get paid on those $2,000, $3000, and $4,000 cases which “aren’t worth taking to arbitration.”
~ Learn how you can obtain copies of review information directly from the payer, including requests for IME and the IME report itself;
~ Learn how to assess whether the IME is “fundamentally defective” ... and what this means for your appeals;
~ Learn how to avoid paying for the costs of the patient’s attorney’s fees;
~ Learn what the attorney’s responsibilities are to your practice;
~ Learn how to protect your claims with respect to the attorney and also with respect to third-party liability coverage such as in unrepresented cases.
The 2-hour workshop commences on Thursday, April 8, 2010, at 12pm CST (Central) and is held on each Thursday thereafter at the same time. All Workshops are delivered when they're filled. See our Workshop Brochure for more details.
Click here for a copy of our Workshop Brochure
Click here for Registration Form
The content of this program is likely to save substantial $$$ for practices that treat accident cases in Minnesota. This will become increasingly true as more and more providers learn of the changes brought about by the recent court decisions. Help your practice -- and others -- by helping us to get the word out! Thank you and see you at the workshop!

