Title 20

PART 30 SUBPART G

Subpart G - Special Provisions

20:1.0.1.3.4.7.141SUBJGRP 141
Representation
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.141.1SECTION 30.600
   30.600 May a claimant designate a representative
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.141.2SECTION 30.601
   30.601 Who may serve as a representative
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.141.3SECTION 30.602
   30.602 Who is responsible for paying the representative's fee
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.141.4SECTION 30.603
   30.603 Are there any limitations on what the representative may charge the claimant for his or her services
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.142SUBJGRP 142
Third Party Liability
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.142.5SECTION 30.605
   30.605 What rights does the United States have upon payment of compensation under EEOICPA
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.142.6SECTION 30.606
   30.606 Under what circumstances must a recovery of money or other property in connection with an illness for which benefits are payable under EEOICPA be reported to OWCP
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.142.7SECTION 30.607
   30.607 How is a structured settlement (that is, a settlement providing for receipt of funds over a specified period of time) treated for purposes of reporting the recovery
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.142.8SECTION 30.608
   30.608 How does the United States calculate the amount to which it is subrogated
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.142.9SECTION 30.609
   30.609 Is a settlement or judgment received as a result of allegations of medical malpractice in treating an illness covered by EEOICPA a recovery that must be reported to OWCP
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.142.10SECTION 30.610
   30.610 Are payments to a covered Part B employee, a covered Part E employee or an eligible surviving beneficiary as a result of an insurance policy which the employee or eligible surviving beneficiary has purchased a recovery that must be reported to OWCP
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.142.11SECTION 30.611
   30.611 If a settlement or judgment is received for more than one medical condition, can the amount paid on a single EEOICPA claim be attributed to different conditions for purposes of calculating the amount to which the United States is subrogated
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.143SUBJGRP 143
Effect of Tort Suits Against Beryllium Vendors and Atomic Weapons Employers
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.143.12SECTION 30.615
   30.615 What type of tort suits filed against beryllium vendors or atomic weapons employers may disqualify certain claimants from receiving benefits under Part B of EEOICPA
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.143.13SECTION 30.616
   30.616 What happens if this type of tort suit was filed prior to October 30, 2000
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.143.14SECTION 30.617
   30.617 What happens if this type of tort suit was filed during the period from October 30, 2000 through December 28, 2001
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.143.15SECTION 30.618
   30.618 What happens if this type of tort suit was filed after December 28, 2001
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.143.16SECTION 30.619
   30.619 Do all the parties to this type of tort suit have to take these actions
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.143.17SECTION 30.620
   30.620 How will OWCP ascertain whether a claimant filed this type of tort suit and if he or she has been disqualified from receiving any benefits under Part B of EEOICPA
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.144SUBJGRP 144
Coordination of Part E Benefits With State Workers' Compensation Benefits
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.144.18SECTION 30.625
   30.625 What does “coordination of benefits” mean under Part E of EEOICPA
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.144.19SECTION 30.626
   30.626 How will OWCP coordinate compensation payable under Part E of EEOICPA with benefits from state workers' compensation programs
20:1.0.1.3.4.7.144.20SECTION 30.627
   30.627 Under what circumstances will OWCP waive the statutory requirement to coordinate these benefits