On March 27, 2020 the CARES Act was signed into law as a stimulus measure to combat the impact of Coronavirus and COVID-19 on the economy. A portion of this act allows for individual, one-time
COVID-19 and workers’ compensation
Health Insurance Clients who lose health insurance may be eligible to apply for Obamacare during a newly enacted open enrollment
Considerations Regarding Medicaid and Medicare under the Affordable Care Act and Its Effect on Injured Workers
Medicaid Medicaid is a state-administered program that is partially federally funded which provides health care for individuals and families with low income and resources. North Carolina has
How to Use ACA to Provide Access to Medical Care after Settlement
Losing one’s health insurance is a “life qualifying event” for special enrollment. However, losing one’s job is not. Given that most of workers’ compensation clients are required to resign as a
Do I Qualify for an ACA Subsidy?
Individuals may apply for federal subsidies to lower health insurance costs on plans available through the Marketplace. These subsidies take the form of 1) Cost-Sharing Reductions and 2) Advanced
Should I Give A Recorded Statement After A Car Accident?
Unless your attorney advises you otherwise, you should only give a recorded statement in the presence of your attorney. Even after a serious accident, the adjuster may try to get a recorded statement