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On May 4, 2010, the Ohio Supreme Court issued a decision in Jaques v Manton, Slip Opinion No 2010-Ohio-1838, and held that a defendant in a personal injury lawsuit is not barred by Ohio’s collateral source statute from introducing evidence of medical bill “write-offs” the difference between the amount reflected on the medical bill and the negotiated amount accepted by the medical providers as payment in full
On June 23, 2009, the Ohio Supreme Court held that an accident victim could not assign her right to proceeds from a prospective settlement or judgment to a health care provider in exchange for medical care, when liability and a present right to such proceeds had not been established
