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To: Conservababe

The way I understand it- if you sue and win money for medical expenses- both future and past then if someone else had already paid for medical expenses (past) that were incurred then they are rightfully owed part of the money to reimburse themselves.

As always- since Wal-Mart is big- they are portrayed as the evil doer- however morality is not based on being big or little. It sounds like the trust is trying to keep money that is not theirs- and if that is true then that is immoral and wrong- no matter who is owed the money.


11 posted on 01/29/2006 9:44:53 AM PST by Serious Capitalist
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To: Serious Capitalist; Conservababe
The way I understand it- if you sue and win money for medical expenses- both future and past then if someone else had already paid for medical expenses (past) that were incurred then they are rightfully owed part of the money to reimburse themselves.

Sounds like her lawyers didn't ask for enough in the settlement. They should have known about the WalMart policy.

12 posted on 01/29/2006 9:48:45 AM PST by Paleo Conservative
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That is why I was wondering if this was the policy of other companies. If so, I'm sure that this has happened to other folks in this area, but I have never seen an article in the newspaper concerning it.

I guess Wal-Mart is being singled out again.
13 posted on 01/29/2006 9:50:05 AM PST by Conservababe
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