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Three kinds of legal finance. Three different purposes. by Reid Zeising
Not all “legal funding” is the same. Consumer legal funding gives injured people a small, non-recourse advance to cover living expenses while a claim is pending. Commercial litigation finance funds business disputes. Attorney portfolio financing provides working capital to law
Smart guardrails vs. hidden barriers: How to protect patients without collapsing access by Reid Zeising
In personal-injury care, small decisions in statute and rulemaking have big, real-world consequences. The right guardrails protect patients, keep providers participating, and improve transparency. The wrong provisions can choke off access to treatment, pressure early settlements, and reduce fairness in
Letters of Protection (LOP) and Medical Liens in Personal Injury Cases
When a patient is injured and cannot pay for treatment upfront, providers and attorneys often turn to Letters of Protection (LOPs) and medical liens. These arrangements enable care to proceed, but they also involve important legal and financial considerations for
How Medicaid Liens Affect Your Personal Injury Settlement
If you’ve ever faced a personal injury and relied on Medicaid to cover your medical expenses, you already know how complicated the settlement process can get. In such cases, one of the biggest—and often least understood—factors is the Medicaid lien.
New Technology for Law Firms: Legal Tech Tools of 2025
If you’re practicing law today, you’ve already seen how quickly technology for attorneys is moving from convenience to necessity. Tools that once felt optional—like case management platforms or AI-powered research—are now part of daily legal work. Each platform promises efficiency,
How Long Does It Take to Resolve a Medicare Lien After a Personal Injury Settlement?
If you’ve received a personal injury settlement and Medicare covered part of your medical bills, you may face a Medicare lien. This lien is Medicare’s legal right to be reimbursed for the medical costs it paid related to your injury.
Funders, Providers, Attorneys: Who’s Really Delaying Your Cash Flow?
You track your settlements. You’ve streamlined your case intake. But the money still isn’t hitting your account on time. The question is no longer if there’s a delay—it’s where it’s coming from. Is it a late provider note? A stalled
What Is a Personal Injury Claim? A Guide to Understanding PI Claims
An accident can disrupt your life in seconds—medical bills, lost income, and uncertainty about what comes next can quickly follow. The effects reach beyond the injury itself, creating stress and difficult decisions. That’s why knowing your legal options matters. A