There are four types of statutory liens that can be legally enforced in New Jersey against recoveries in personal injury matters. They are:
Medicare/Medicaid liens;
This article offers litigators some practical advice on how to recognize liens that can be legally enforced in New Jersey against recoveries in personal injury matters, and how to handle such liens once their validity has been confirmed.
June 06, 2013 at 11:22 AM
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There are four types of statutory liens that can be legally enforced in New Jersey against recoveries in personal injury matters. They are:
Medicare/Medicaid liens;
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