Dark Redemption is a thriller about an inopportune Philadelpia man named Scott Westlund, who stumbles across a political secret which threatens both his life and the stability of a nation. An incredible series of adventures drops Scott headfirst into a web of corruption, blackmail and racial terrorism, reaching all the way to the White House. Set initially in 1954 Oklahoma, the book reaches its apex in 1996 Washington, D.C. during a national election and an administration that will stop at nothing to win. Scott allies with Melissa Watkins, the legal assistant for a disreputable but well-intentioned Philadelphia lawyer, and Alexis Johnson, a young black woman and secretary within the CIA, who herself is faced with an incredible personal challenge. The trio are the focus of a nationwide manhunt which culminates in an explosive and poignant climax to this all-too-realistic scenario. From the Publisher Every once in a while you come across a book which is a pure pleasure to produce - a book which captures your attention from cover to cover, tugs at your heartstrings, and yet has a valuable lesson in life for the learning. "Dark Redemption" is such a book, and we know you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed producing it.

Dark Redemption

Literature & Fiction

Gary L. Wickert

Wickert, Gary L

United States

Tudor Publishers

ERISA and Health Insurance Subrogation is the most complete and thorough treatise covering the complex subject of ERISA and health insurance subrogation. Unlike most areas of insurance litigation/subrogation, health insurance subrogation requires the subrogation professional to be familiar not only with applicable state law and the many vagaries and nuances of health insurance subrogation within each state, but also the treatment of health insurance subrogation through ERISA, as applied by Federal District Courts, Federal Appellate Courts, and the United States Supreme Court. Familiarity with the general trends within each of the 12 Federal Circuits is also cited. This book is intended to introduce the health insurance claims handler, in-house counsel and subrogation professional to the complex and challenging world of health insurance subrogation in today s insurance subrogation marketplace.  The following issues and topics are covered in detail for each of the 50 states and all Federal Circuits: - Types of Subrogation - Non-ERISA Health Insurance Subrogation - Complete Summary of Health Insurance Subrogation in All 50 States - ERISA-Covered, Self-Funded Employee Medical Benefit Plan Subrogation - Preemption - Made Whole Doctrine Under ERISA - Common Fund Doctrine - Other ERISA and Preemption Issues - Conversion of ERISA Subrogation Interests - Enforcing Subrogation Rights Under ERISA - Analysis & Application of Knudson and Sereboff Decisions - Intervention and Jurisdiction - Improving Plan Language  In addition to being an excellent primer on health insurance subrogation, suitable for both the new subrogation professional and seasoned veteran, the book also contains a detailed synopsis of the health insurance subrogation laws in all 50 states, and all 12 Federal Circuits.

ERISA and Health Insurance Subrogation: In All 50 States

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Juris Pub Inc

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