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[Appearance] Admissibility of Collateral Source Payments in CLM Magazine

[Appearance] Admissibility of Collateral Source Payments in CLM Magazine

June 9, 2018 Posted by Jeremy W. Richter Civil Litigation

My write-up about the 11th Circuit opinion in ML Healthcare Services LLC v. Publix Super Markets Inc. can be found in the June 2018 issue of CLM Magazine. The article, “Evidence of Collateral Source Payments May Be Admissible,” discusses the limited circumstances in which evidence of collateral source payments may be admissible in Georgia. You can read the article here: CLM National News – June 2018.

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