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The Cost of In-House Lien Resolution

Lien resolution work stays on your P&L, and the contingency fee does not change whether you resolve the lien yourself or not.

Every firm tracks what a case costs to try, because expert fees, trial exhibits and depo transcripts arrive as invoices. Post-settlement lien resolution costs real money too, and nothing about it arrives as an invoice. It shows up as hours already paid for, as disbursement dates that lag, and as reductions nobody argued. There is an accounting cost associated with all three. In most states, outsourced lien resolution can be passed on to the client as a case expense, the same way you treat retaining an expert. Handled in-house, the identical work stays on firm overhead and the contingency fee does not change.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Doc Check

Where the unbillable hours go: Tracking asserted liens, investigating possible ones, and testing validity are all necessary, and it lands on the staff you most need elsewhere.

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Delayed disbursements due to unresolved liens: Lien resolution work typically sits on the backburner until settlement, so it starts late, and the client who has already waited through the whole case waits longer at the end.

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The reductions nobody argued: A reduction that was never pursued doesn’t show up anywhere, which makes this the largest leak and the hardest one to see from inside the firm. But it negatively impacts client net and possibly the lasting impression of the client.

The work is done either way. The only question is whose financials it lands on.

White Paper

The Case for Moving the Work Off Your Overhead

Download Your Free Guide to Outsourcing Lien Resolution

What obligations attach at case acceptance, who you are actually negotiating against, the questions every lien file raises, where ABA Model Rules 1.1 and 1.15 apply, and how the economics change when the cost becomes a case expense.

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The Invisible Cost That Never Arrives as an Invoice

How Lien Resolution Leaks Profit

Three areas in-house lien work takes money out of a personal injury firm. Hours nobody can get back, disbursements that get delayed, and reductions that were never argued. Plus the accounting change that moves the cost off firm overhead in most states.

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Where the Money Goes After You Win

The Hidden Cost of In-House Lien Resolution

A short walkthrough of the three places lien work takes money out of a firm, and why none of them show up on a report.

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Where the Leak Costs Most

Download Your Free 5 Tips for Navigating Self-Funded ERISA Reimbursement

Self-funded ERISA liens are where unargued reductions cost the most, because the analysis turns on documents a firm has to affirmatively demand. Which documents to request and from whom, how the response clock becomes leverage, and where plan language leaves room to argue.

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Nationwide Compliance Authority

Trusted by Top Personal Injury Firms

Synergy is the nation's largest provider of single-event healthcare lien resolution and Medicare Secondary Payer compliance for personal injury law firms. We act as an extension of the firm, removing the lien resolution administrative burden and ensuring compliance so our clients can focus on what they do best. Our team pairs deep subrogation expertise with advanced technology and industry leading customer service to deliver exceptional outcomes. With more than 300 years of combined experience across all 50 states, we have saved injury victims over $1 billion through strategic lien resolution.

$2.9B in liens handled
$1B+ in lien reductions
32% increase in operational efficienciy for law firm
252 hours saved per month. 

Contingency Based Percentage of Savings Fees, No Obligation

Find out what in-house lien resolution is costing your firm.

Book a free Profit Impact Analysis and Synergy will walk your firm through where lien handling is taking time and money out of your practice.

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