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right of recovery

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First, they are due protection for past "conditional payments" for which Medicare has a statutory right of recovery.
41) Second, the Court found that the plan language justified equitable restitution for two reasons: The plan specifically identified the settlement proceeds--apart from the Sereboffs' general assets--as being subject to its lien; and the plan limited its right of recovery to only the amount it had paid for injury-related care, as opposed to the settlement as a whole.
A simpler explanation in form, but the same in substance, is that the inchoate liability of the defendant gives rise to a right of recovery by the defendant from the insurance company.
 
 
 
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