How do you dispute medical bills when doctor lied about being in network
Yes, this is a breach of contract. You could sue in small claims court.
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Yes, this is a breach of contract. You could sue in small claims court.
Yes you have a lawsuit, but not based on HIPPA. Your best action would be to report this to the hospital's administration.
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Yes it is overbroad, and you should modify. You may find doctors and hospitals to balk at any changes.
Once proper notification is made, there is a method of submitting information to convince them to reduce their agreed recovery.
Do not call, put it in writing, fax it to them. Keep the proof of fax.
Subpoenas must be personally served. See CCP 2020.220
If a case is not settled, it goes to trial. Ask your attorney for estimates of costs.
Yes you can all 4 meet, and a represented party can meet with adverse attorney (but only with written authorization from that person's attorney). ...
This is a good place to start: http://saclaw.org/wp-content/uploads/lrg-enforcement-of-judgments.pdf