A Louisiana appellate court ruled that an injured worker had no cognizable legal right to demand that her employer fund a Medicare Set Aside with the amount which the Centers for Medicare Services deemed necessary to cover the cost of her future care, which was a larger sum than the employer had agreed to pay in settlement of her workers' compensation claim.
Case: Hunter v. Rapides Parish School Board, No. 14-490, 11/05/2014, published.
Facts: Eliza Hunter, a Rapides Parish School District employee, allegedly injured her low back after a misstep on a flight of stairs.
The Rapides...
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