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Woltman could have avoided this problem by filing a formal disclaimer for the year the theft was discovered to any right to recovery.
If you have verified that the plan has a right to recovery, acknowledge that right, but discuss other considerations as well: The plan administrator might consider the facts of the case, your client's injury and loss, or whether the client has dependents.
CASE FACTS: Ordinarily, when a nurse is injured on the job, her only right to recovery is through Workers' Compensation.
 
 
 
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