By Reid Zeising, CEO and Founder, Gain Servicing Key Takeaways: Civil justice has become a financial endurance contest, and injured plaintiffs without access to pre-settlement funding are the ones most likely to lose before a verdict is ever reached. Medical
GAIN a Finalist in The 2025/26 Cloud Awards : International Cloud Computing Awards Program Announces its Finalists Atlanta, GA – 28 July 2026 – GAIN has been named a finalist in The 2025/26 Cloud Awards program in the Best SaaS Product
By Reid Zeising, CEO and Founder, Gain Servicing This little known stat will blow your mind: A published analysis of Illinois personal injury claims found that healthcare providers collected just 51% of billed charges. The other 49% never came in.
International Software-as-a-Service Awards Program Announces its Shortlist ATLANTA – JUNE 23, 2026 – Gain Servicing has been named on the shortlist at The 2026 SaaS Awards in the Best SaaS Product for Healthcare and Life Sciences, Best SaaS Product for
Hans Luttman, Account Executive, Gain Servicing The 23rd Annual Becker’s Healthcare Spine, Ortho and PM Conference in Chicago was abuzz with camaraderie, forward thinking, and insightful quotes that hung in the air long after the sessions ended. As Benjamin Jarvis,
An article I came across recently laid out the confidentiality obligations attorneys face when using AI tools, walking through ABA Formal Opinion 512 and the specific questions every firm should be able to answer about where client data goes when
Uber’s proposed California ballot measure has drawn attorneys, doctors, and medical providers into a high-stakes conversation over how auto crash claims should work. The proposal can cap personal injury attorney fees in California auto crash cases at 25%, require victims to keep
Revenue cycle management has become incredibly sophisticated—when the payer is health insurance. We’ve built an entire industry around clean claims, eligibility checks, contracted rates, denials management, and predictable workflows. If you’re an RCM leader, you can look at a dashboard
New regulations rarely fail because they are unclear. They fail because they are implemented inconsistently. In highly regulated environments like healthcare and legal services, new rules are constant. Privacy requirements evolve. Documentation standards shift. Reporting expectations tighten. On paper, most
If you have never been seriously injured, it is easy to assume the healthcare system will work the way it is supposed to. You go to the hospital. You receive treatment. Insurance covers most of the cost. Life eventually returns
