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www.perrinconferences.com

December 3

rd

, 2010

New York City, New York

The Helmsley Park Lane Hotel

CO-CHAIRS

Eric Belk

Robert Lewis, Esq.

Senior Counsel, Claim Legal - Workers Compensation Chief Legal Counsel, Vice President

Travelers Crowe Paradis Services Corporation

Hunt Valley, MD Medford, NJ

Mark Popolizio, Esq.

Vice President of Customer Relations

NuQuest/Bridge Pointe

Longwood, FL

Navigating the Medicare Secondary Payer

Statute in Workers’ Compensation & Liability

Claims

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Friday, December 3, 2010

8:30 AM –

Registration and Continental Breakfast,

Breakfast Sponsored by PACE Claims Services

9:00 AM -

Opening Remarks

9:15 AM –

Key Note Address: Update on Current Medicare Litigation

 Latest Court Updates

 U.S. vs. Hadden

 The MARC Coalition

10:15 AM –

Break

Break Sponsored by Crowe Paradis Services Corporation

10:30 AM

Case Law Update

 Bradley v. Sebelius

 Seger v. Tank Connection, LLC

Eric Belk, Senior Counsel, Claim Legal - Workers Compensation, Travelers, Hunt Valley, MD

Robert T. Lewis, Esq., Chief Legal Counsel/Vice President Sales & Marketing, Crowe Paradis Services Corp., Medford, NJ

Mark Popolizio, Esq., Vice President of Customer Relations, NuQuest/Bridge Pointe, Longwood, FL

David Farber, Esq., Patton Boggs LLP, Washington, DC

Event Agenda

Jessica Smythe, Esq., Legal Counsel, Crowe Paradis Services Corp., North Reading, MA

Sylvius von Saucken, Esq., Chief Compliance Officer, Garretson Firm Resolution Group, Inc., Cincinnati, OH

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11:15 AM

Workers Compensation Medicare Set-Aside Arrangements (WCMSAs)

 What is the Medicare Secondary Payer Act?

 Who is the Workers’ Compensation Review Center (WCRC)?

 What is driving the continued escalation of “counter highers”?

 Denied Claims and Zero MSA...Issues and Considerations

12:15 PM –

Networking Lunch

Sponsored by RecordTrak

1:15 PM –

Mandatory Insurer Reporting under Section 111

 What are the basics of Mandatory Reporting?

 What is the real impact of this Reporting?

 What is an attorney’s role in Mandatory Reporting?

2:30 PM –

Break

Moderator: Robert T. Lewis, Esq., Chief Legal Counsel/Vice President Sales & Marketing, Crowe Paradis Services Corp., Medford, NJ

Eric Belk, Senior Counsel, Claim Legal - Workers Compensation, Travelers, Hunt Valley, MD Brian Fillion, President, Ringer Associates, Medford, NJ

Mark Popolizio, Esq., Vice President of Customer Relations, NuQuest/Bridge Pointe, Longwood, FL Hon. A. Michael Snyder, Workers' Compensation Office of Adjudication, Philadelphia, PA

Moderators: Robert T. Lewis, Esq., Chief Legal Counsel/Vice President Sales & Marketing, Crowe Paradis Services Corp., Medford, NJ

Mark Popolizio, Esq., Vice President of Customer Relations, NuQuest/Bridge Pointe, Longwood, FL Eric Belk, Senior Counsel, Claim Legal - Workers Compensation, Travelers, Hunt Valley, MD Siobhan Handley, Esq., Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, New York, NY

Mala Ireland, Director, PACE Claims Services, Lawrenceville, NJ

Michael R. Merlino II, Esq., Director of Medicare Compliance, Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc., Lexington, KY

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2:45 PM –

Current Hot Issues (Mass Torts)

 Who is truly the primary payer in a Mass Tort Settlement Program? - Who reports?

- What to report? - When to report?

 What is the definition of a TPOC in a mass tort setting?  How can the Medicare Beneficiaries be clearly identified?  Who is at the bargaining table with CMS on this issue?

4:00 PM –

Conditional Payments

 How does the Medicare Secondary Payer Recovery Contractor (MSPRC) operate?  What is an attorney’s obligation?

4:45 PM –

Networking Cocktail Reception

Speakers & Agenda are subject to change.*

Moderator: Eric Belk, Senior Counsel, Claim Legal - Workers Compensation, Travelers, Hunt Valley, MD Sandra S. Calmes, Counsel, Complex and Emerging Risks Claims Department, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Boston, MA

Catherine Goldhaber, Esq., Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney, Ltd., Chicago, IL

Sylvius von Saucken, Esq., Chief Compliance Officer, Garretson Firm Resolution Group, Inc., Cincinnati, OH

Moderator: Mark Popolizio, Esq., Vice President of Customer Relations, NuQuest/Bridge Pointe, Longwood, FL Robert T. Lewis, Esq., Chief Legal Counsel/Vice President Sales & Marketing, Crowe Paradis Services Corp.,

Medford, NJ

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Navigating the Medicare Secondary Payer Statute in Workers’ Compensation

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- Section 111

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December 3, 2010

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