Recovery & Fraud Litigation
Here is who we represent and what we do . . .
- Recover monies erroneously paid by governmental agencies in connection with property damage claims filed after a natural disaster.
- We are national coordinating counsel for a leading life insurer’s recovery program relating to erroneously paid governmental life insurance benefits
- Recover monies erroneously paid by health insurers as a result of fraud or error.
- Enforce the subrogation rights of ERISA and self-funded insurance plans to recover eligible medical expenses paid on behalf of personal injury and workers’ compensation plaintiffs. Recover monies erroneously paid by health insurers as a result of fraud or error.
. . . and here are some of DO&CB’s successes:
- Mediated and/or negotiated advantageous settlements on behalf of health insurers in several actions involving provider fraud litigations.
- Negotiated advantageous settlements on behalf of life insurers regarding life insurance overpayments.
- Litigated recovery of overpaid funds based on misuse of government awards for property damage claims filed after a natural disaster
- Obtained a favorable arbitration decision and award holding that facility fees for office-based surgeries are not a covered benefit, and awarding the insurer amounts it had previously paid based on the provider’s misrepresentation of the site of service.
- Represented health insurers in obtaining temporary restraining orders enjoining providers and billing companies from balance billing plan members pursuant to a scheme to coerce egregious overpayments from insurer.
- Successfully opposed provider’s multiple motions in New Jersey Superior Court to dismiss counterclaims for fraud stemming from provider’s failure to collect co-insurance and deductibles.
- Obtained summary judgment holding that provider’s failure to collect co-insurance and deductibles entitled insurer to recovery.
- Obtained summary judgment holding that provider’s failure to collect co-insurance and deductibles entitled insurer to recovery.