Thatâs why understanding and complying with the statute of limitations is critical for any medical malpractice plaintiff. For a state-by-state breakdown of the statute of limitations in medical malpractice cases, click on the link below. by: David Goguen, J.D. 1  reply.
Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Hearings. An ALJ hearing is a hearing conducted by an Administrative Law Judge. You can. appeal to the ALJ after youâve gotten a denial for either health care services or. drugs from the Independent Review Entity (IRE). The IRE is a company called. MAXIMUS Federal Services.
How to Request a Hearing. The hearing process begins after an applicant for benefits has been denied at the initial and (in most states) reconsideration levels. The next step in the appeals process is a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). You or your representative may request a hearing by an Administrative Law Judge. The ALJ will make an independent decision based on the evidence we have, including your testimony at the hearing.