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Mass Tort Claims and Data Management Systems and Technology:  The Need for Speed, Visibility, and Standardization

Women of Class Summit Delivers Mountains of Insight and Inspiration

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How to combat fraudulent claims, avoid carriage disputes, and seek out mentors were just a few of the topics discussed during the three-day Women of Class Summit in Banff, Alberta, Canada.

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Three Lessons From the Front Lines of Medical Monitoring

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In situations where medical monitoring can make a real difference in people’s lives, bringing in experts is a wise investment. Doing so can save both time and money and can ensure that the resulting program is both cost-effective and a true...

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Three Keys to Administering Sexual Assault Mass Tort Cases

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Helping survivors of sexual assault in mass tort cases through the claims administration process in a compassionate way while protecting confidentiality is a cornerstone of Epiq’s commitment to the integrity of the judicial system.

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Six Ways To Benefit From Epiq’s Asbestos Global Program

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Individuals who have been diagnosed with asbestos-related diseases face overwhelming medical and financial challenges. They often pursue legal avenues to obtain monetary compensation for pain, suffering, and medical fees incurred for their treatment.

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Increase of Fraudulent Claims is ‘Stunning’

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The rise of fraudulent claims in open class action cases has created alarm, with those in the industry focused on how to protect the integrity of settlements.

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Medicare and the Roundup Global Lien Resolution Program

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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have been operating a global Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) approach in healthcare lien resolution for mass tort, class action, and asbestos trust settlements for more than fifteen years.

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CMS Issues a Technical Alert on the PAID Act

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On December 11, 2020, the Provide Accurate Information Directly (PAID) Act was signed into law by then-President Trump, with the express intent to assist settling parties to identify whether settling claimants to personal injury lawsuits are also...

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