Handling the complexities of medical funding, whether you’re a healthcare provider, attorney, or plaintiff, is challenging. While the process can look different for every party involved, it’s important to have a deep understanding of medical funding and how you’ll benefit
Before the early 1990s, insurance was a human endeavor. After an incidentwhether it was a car accident or a major storminsurance adjusters came out to your home. They sat in your kitchen. You’d, perhaps, offer them a glass of water.
Wading into too much health insurance is like wading into quicksand. Pretty soon, you’re in over your head. Which is better: A high-deductible health insurance plan where you pay more before insurance actually kicks in, or a low-deductible plan with
Medical liens are a risk for healthcare providers to hold. Most doctors and hospitals avoid providing treatment on medical liens and instead opt for immediate payment by treating patients with insurance or those who can pay out of pocket. The
While the rest of us are gearing up for the holidays and the season of giving, insurance companies and others with high stake liabilities have other priorities. And trust me, they are not at all in the spirit of giving.
What is Medical Funding? Have you been injured in a car accident, slip and fall, or any other type of incident? Are you now facing medical bills and concerned about how to handle payment while your attorney works toward a
A series of amicus briefs have recently been filed – some in support of litigation financing, others not, but all have implications for the industry and those consumers in need of the support and coverage it provides. Amicus briefs are
Legal funding, also called litigation financing, is the practice of a third party advancing money to personal injury plaintiffs in return for some financial recovery from the lawsuit. Opponents to legal funding argue that it encourages frivolous litigation. Critics also
The laws governing legal funding vary from state to state. Some of the legal funding factors most states agree on, however, are: The majority of states have concluded that providing information to a funding company at the request of a
Insurance companies are not the fun, friendly characters we have come to know them by in their commercials. In fact, they are quite the opposite. When it comes to actually paying out on the claims they guarantee you coverage for,
