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· 3/25/1997

Cricchio v. Pennisi

Citations

  • 683 N.E.2d 301
  • 90 N.Y.2d 296
  • 660 N.Y.S.2d 679

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  • reasoning that because the recipient has assigned rights to the state to recover medical expenses from a third party, and the state is subro-gated to the recipient’s rights, the settlement proceeds are the property of the third party which are owed to the state
  • reasoning that because the recipient has assigned rights to the state to recover medical expenses from a third party, and the state is subrogated to the recipient's rights, the settlement proceeds are the property of the third party which are owed to the state
  • ‘‘[b]ecause the injured Medicaid recipient has assigned its recovery rights to [the New York Department of Social Services (DSS
  • a case that did not involve an infant

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Judges: Titone

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