The Court of Appeals has issued yet another published opinion re Michigan’s Medicaid Estate Recovery Program. Click here to read In Re Estate of Catherine Klein. The case repeats the factual circumstances of prior estate recovery cases – and the result, not surprisingly, is the same. Hard to understand why this opinion is published – but estate recovery ophites may choose to read it.
Nothing New: DCH Wins Again
By Doug Chalgian on July 20, 2016
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