Firmcounter Free check

An attorney wants you to take less. Here's your counter.

Free for chiropractic and physical therapy clinics. Enter six numbers from the lien reduction request. You get your state's rule and a fair counter now, and a reply letter within one business day. No patient details.

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Fair counter
$3,120
+$720 vs. offer

$4,800 × (1 − $10,500 ÷ $30,000): your bill, less your share of what it cost to win the case.

Texas: no statute caps a clinic's bill under a letter of protection. The hospital lien law (Prop. Code ch. 55) covers hospitals and emergency services, not clinics. Read the rule
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ToThe attorney's officeRe: reduction request, your client's case

Thank you for your request to reduce our bill of $4,800 to $2,400.

Texas has no statute that caps a clinic's bill under a letter of protection. We will share the cost of the recovery in proportion to our bill: $4,800 × (1 − $10,500 ÷ $30,000) = $3,120.

Please send the undisputed amount now while we settle the rest.

Billing office

How the free check works

Six numbers in, three things out

1Send the numbersSettlement, fee, costs, your bill, other medical bills and the offer. No names, dates or claim numbers.
2A person checks themAgainst your state's statute, with the citation and a link to the official page.
3You get the replyFirm, middle and flexible figures and a letter, within one business day.

States

Four states to start

TXNo cap for clinicsA letter of protection is a contract. The hospital lien law covers hospitals and emergency services.Prop. Code ch. 55 →
FLDisclosure, not a capNo cap on a clinic’s bill. The statute sets what must be shown about a letter of protection.Fla. Stat. § 768.0427 →
MO50% of the netWhen provider liens exceed half the net proceeds, providers share that half by the size of their bills.RSMo 430.225 →
WA25% of the awardAll liens for one accident are limited to a quarter of the award. The statute doesn’t say how it is split.RCW 60.44.010 →

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