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How Long Does It Take to Get Paid on a Personal Injury Lien: Typical Timelines and Delays
You hear the words “your case is settled” and expect relief. But if a personal injury lien is involved, payment often does not arrive right away. There is a quieter process that happens after settlement: the check is issued, deposited,
What Employers Miss When They Only Look at the Health Plan Renewal Number. By Reid Zeising
For most employers, health insurance shows up once a year as a painful percentage. Your broker sends the renewal. The number is higher than you’d like. You negotiate a bit, adjust plan design and eventually sign. Everyone breathes a sigh
Personal Injury Forms: Resources Lawyers Need to Go from Intake to Settlement
If a personal injury case ever feels stuck for reasons unrelated to liability, it is usually paperwork friction. It can be a case of missing signatures, incomplete authorizations, or documents scattered across multiple places. That is why a clean, repeatable
What Are the Most Common Types of Accidental Injuries?
You don’t have to be reckless to get hurt. A distracted driver, a slippery store aisle, or a poorly maintained property can change your day. Suddenly you’re juggling pain, appointments, missed work, and paperwork. And these situations are far from
Reid Zeising, GAIN’s CEO & Founder, Named 2026 Georgia Titan 100
Reid Zeising, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Gain, has been named to the 2026 Georgia Titan 100 list. He appeared on the official Georgia Titan 100 honoree lists in 2024, 2025, and now 2026. The designation reflects Zeising’s role
What Will Happen When Healthcare Providers Stop Accepting Lien Cases? By Reid Zeising
Healthcare providers have decided to stop accepting lien cases, whether traditional medical liens or Letters of Protection (LOPs). This is both an operational choice and a structural shift. A shift with consequences for patient care access, provider financial health, attorney
9 Best Legal Research Resources: Databases, Tools and Software
If you run a personal injury practice, you know the real pain of legal research isn’t “finding a case.” It’s finding the right authority for your jurisdiction, validating that it’s still good law, then making it something usable, fast. That’s
Appeal Letter for Health Insurance Claim Denial: What to Include and How to Win an Appeal
Opening a denial notice after you’ve already dealt with an accident, appointments, pain, and paperwork can feel like a second hit. This is especially true when the treatment was real and medically necessary. Well, the good news is a denial