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Provider Portals Are Becoming the New Standard for Personal Injury Liens
Personal injury liens have always been paperwork-heavy. But in the last few years, the friction has gotten louder. This has happened due to more stakeholders, tighter timelines, larger document trails, and higher expectations for real-time updates. Providers want to get
Hospitals Are Losing Millions on PI Patients. Here’s How to Fix It. by Eliezer Nerenberg
Hospitals spend real money to get injured patients through the door—especially through the emergency department. But here’s the problem I see over and over again: A patient comes into the ER after a motor vehicle accident. The hospital treats them.
Case Management Examples & Systems Explained
If you run a personal injury practice, you already know the “case” isn’t one file. It’s a living organism with intake details, treatment updates, records requests, liens, deadlines, negotiations, and disbursements, all happening at once. Multiply that by dozens (or
Health Insurance Claim Denial for Injury Treatment: Top Insurance Claim Denial Reasons and Next Steps
Getting injured is hard enough. But then you get hit with a denial letter for your ER visit, imaging, physical therapy, or follow-up appointments? It feels like the whole system is working against you. The good news is that many
New Year, New Pressures: Five Personal Injury Economy Predictions for 2026 By Reid Zeising
Each new year brings a wave of predictions about what will change. In healthcare, insurance, and litigation, the focus is usually on new rules, new technology, and new talking points. In personal injury, what matters just as much is what
Legal Document Management: Best Practices for Law Firms
In a personal injury practice, every document either strengthens your leverage or weakens it. The police report shapes liability, the MRI supports your demand, and the lien ledger affects what your client takes home. When key files are missing, mislabeled,
Black Ice Slip and Fall Injury Claims: Who Is Responsible and How to Prove Negligence
Black ice is the ultimate “gotcha” hazard. It can look like plain, wet pavement one second, and then you’re on the ground the next. The National Weather Service describes black ice as patchy ice that “cannot easily be seen,” often
Tips for Improving Law Firm Efficiency
If your firm feels “busy” all day but casework still piles up, there’s a workflow problem. The truth is, many firms spend a chunk of the day on work that doesn’t directly move matters forward. These may include chasing updates,