At Suarez Law, we specialize in providing comprehensive legal services to trial attorneys, assisting them after recoveries for individuals who have suffered injuries due to the negligence of others has been achieved. Our firm has established relationships with service providers in areas such as medicare lien resolutions, structured settlement advisors, trustees, financial advisors, and care managers. This allows us to bring together all the necessary post-settlement players and provide expert and independent advice to clients regarding their recovery options.
With our core competence in guardianship, probate, government benefits, and special needs trust law, we are uniquely qualified to assist clients with any issues that may arise after the trial attorney has obtained the best possible settlement. As part of our guardianship and probate practice, we regularly open estates or guardianships for clients, enabling trial attorneys to proceed with legal action or settle matters. We handle estates and guardianships throughout the State of Florida.
We also offer the trial attorneys assistance with Medicaid and Medicare lien resolution and reduction services. We understand that dealing with these liens can be time-consuming and complex, so we provide guidance and recommend service providers who specialize in verifying, negotiating, and satisfying Medicaid subrogation liens. Additionally, we offer counsel on Medicare Set Aside Arrangements (MSAs) and coordinate with qualified MSA analysis groups to determine the appropriate scope and amount for an MSA.
Our firm is highly experienced in special needs trusts and government benefits issues. We can help clients navigate the complexities of government benefits and determine whether they still need those benefits after receiving a settlement. We provide counsel on options available under the new health care legislation and can craft a solution that fits each client’s specific situation. Our expertise in government benefits is often provided concurrently with guardianship, probate, and special needs trust work.
When the trial attorney refers a matter to our firm, we meet directly with the client and enter into a detailed representation agreement. This agreement outlines how we will be compensated for the services provided.
