Crossover Claims Sample Clauses
The Crossover Claims clause defines how claims that span multiple agreements or contracts between the same parties are to be handled. In practice, this clause ensures that if a dispute or claim arises that relates to more than one contract, the parties agree on a unified process for resolving the issue, such as consolidating proceedings or clarifying which agreement takes precedence. Its core function is to prevent conflicting outcomes and streamline dispute resolution when claims overlap, thereby reducing legal complexity and potential for inconsistent judgments.
Crossover Claims. Section 9.1 shall not apply to a workers’ compensation claim of a SpinCo Employee, Former SpinCo Employee, RemainCo Employee or Former RemainCo Employee attributable to or arising in connection with work or services by such employee or former employee prior to the Employee Transfer Date and which (a) arises in connection with (i) both (x) work or services performed for the RemainCo Business and (y) work or services performed for the SpinCo Business or (ii) work or services performed for both the RemainCo Business and the SpinCo Business, (b) arises in connection with work or services performed by a SpinCo Employee or Former SpinCo Employee on behalf of a member of the RemainCo Group in the normal course of such employee’s duties, or (c) arises in connection with work or services performed by a RemainCo Employee or Former RemainCo Employee on behalf of a member of the SpinCo Group in the normal course of such employee’s duties (any such claim in (a), (b) or (c), a “Crossover Claim”). With respect to any Crossover Claim, effective as of the Employee Transfer Date, (i) SpinCo shall have (and, to the extent it has not previously had such obligations, assume) the obligations for all Crossover Claims for which the last injurious exposure occurred at a location owned or operated by a SpinCo Entity, and (ii) RemainCo shall have (and, to the extent it has not previously had such obligations, assume) the obligations for all Crossover Claims for which the last injurious exposure occurred at a location owned or operated by a RemainCo Entity. In the event that ownership or operation of such a location is not known with respect to a Crossover Claim, responsibility for the claim will be allocated to SpinCo if the employee was employed by a SpinCo Entity at the time of last injurious exposure and to RemainCo if the employee was employed by a RemainCo Entity at the time of last injurious exposure.
Crossover Claims. Medicare crossover claims are those claims that include primary payment from Medicare.
Crossover Claims. The Medi-Cal reimbursement rates in this Contract will not apply to Crossover Claims for Dual Eligible Members. For Crossover Claims, CalOptima will reimburse County in accordance with CalOptima Policies, Government Contracts, Medi-Cal and Medicare program requirements, and state and federal laws and regulations. California law limits Medi-Cal program reimbursement for a Crossover Claim to an amount that, when combined with the Medicare or OHC payment, does not exceed Medi-Cal’s maximum allowed for similar services as required by Welfare and Institutions Code § 14109.5. “Crossover Claim(s)” means claims for Dual Eligible Members where Medi-Cal is the secondary payer and Medicare or other health care coverage (OHC) is the Primary payor for dates of service during which the Dual Eligible Member was not assigned to one of CalOptima’s programs. “Dual Eligible Members” means Members who are eligible for both Medicare or OHC and Medi-Cal benefits.