Arizona Revised Statutes Title 33. Property § 33-937. Limitation of lien or assignment; compromise; cause of action; attorney fees

1. The nature and extent of the patient's injury or illness.

2. The sufficiency of liability insurance or other sources of indemnity available to the patient from the tortfeasor or the tortfeasor's insurer. The potential availability of health insurance or a similar medical benefit plan that covers the patient as an insured or dependent may not be considered as a factor in any compromise, if the patient and the health care provider have agreed not to use that health insurance or similar medical benefit plan coverage.

3. Whether the health care provider, the hospital or an assignee has received any payment reducing the patient's financial obligation to pay the lien balance.

4. The nature and complexity of the services rendered by the health care provider to the patient.

5. The health care provider's customary charges for the services rendered to the patient.

6. The total amount of the third-party judgment, settlement or award.

7. Other valid liens made pursuant to § 33-931 that are attached to any third-party judgment, settlement or award and the priority position of the liens.

8. The patient's attorney fees and costs.

9. Any reductions agreed to by any other claimants to the total amount of the third-party judgment, settlement or award.

10. Other valid claims against the third-party judgment, settlement or award, including health insurance reimbursement and subrogation claims.

11. Any other factor relevant to a fair and equitable settlement under the circumstances of that particular case.