I lead a large, complex operations function at Gain—intake, case management, underwriting, risk, account resolution, and more. More than 50 people roll up to my desk in a business where speed matters, accuracy matters, and empathy matters. If I could
ATLANTA, Ga. – (August 20, 2025) – Inc. magazine today revealed that Gain Servicing has been ranked No. 3615 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list offers a data-driven
Private equity investment in litigation funding has become a lightning rod for media attention. Outlets like The Wall Street Journal have raised alarm bells, suggesting that profit-driven financiers may compromise the integrity of legal proceedings.
Georgia’s recent passage of Senate Bills 68 and 69 isn’t happening in a vacuum. In Texas, lawmakers advanced SB 30—a bill with strikingly similar provisions and justifications. Across the country, a pattern is emerging: legislation that seeks to limit damages,
If you haven’t heard of “sludge” in the context of healthcare, let me introduce you. As defined in a recent episode of Freakonomics Radio, sludge refers to unnecessary friction—the redundant paperwork, excessive administrative steps, and arbitrary hurdles that make it
In a climate where “America First” policies have gained traction, Georgia’s proposed Senate Bill 69 seeks to restrict foreign investment—specifically in litigation funding businesses. While proponents argue these measures are necessary for national security and financial integrity, the bill is
Whether you’ve thought about it recently or not, litigation finance is a vital mechanism that helps keep the U.S. legal system accessible—especially for individuals who would otherwise be priced out of justice. But in the rush to regulate, Georgia’s Senate
In Georgia’s ongoing tort reform debate, the role of insurance companies is crucial and continues to influence how the legal landscape is shaped.
Governor Kemp recently unveiled his 2025 tort reform package, introducing Senate Bills 68 and 69, which propose significant changes to Georgia’s legal landscape. These bills, now publicly available, aim to address various aspects of tort law, including the collateral source
We are thrilled to announce that Gain has been recognized as one of the Best AI-Led Legal Healthcare Solutions Companies in the USA by Corporate Vision.
