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If insurers have underpaid or denied your out-of-network claims, MEG Law wants to hear about it. The first conversation is free, and we work on contingency. You pay nothing unless we recover.
Tell us about your dispute. We'll assess your claim and give you a direct answer about your options. No obligation.
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We understand that disputed claims create real operational pressure. We prioritize fast responses and direct communication. Delays in our response mean delays in your recovery.
Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM CT
After-hours messages reviewed same day.
No upfront fees. No filing costs out of pocket. MEG Law takes a percentage of what we recover on your behalf. If we don't win, you don't pay. It's that simple, and it means our interests are aligned with yours from day one.
Common Questions
You pay MEG Law nothing upfront. No retainer, no hourly fees, no filing costs out of pocket. We earn a percentage of what we recover on your behalf. If we don't recover, you owe us nothing.
It depends on whether the patient's health plan is fully insured (regulated by TDI) or self-insured (regulated by federal ERISA law). We assess this on the first call at no cost to you.
The more you have, the better: the payer's name and plan type, the date of service, billed amount, amount paid (if any), and the reason for denial or underpayment. But don't wait if you don't have everything. We can guide you through the rest.
TDI Chapter 1467 disputes typically run several months from initiation to award. NSA IDR timelines are set by federal regulation. We'll give you a realistic timeline estimate during your consultation based on your specific claim.
Both. We work with individual providers on single high-value claims and with surgical groups, ASCs, and specialty practices on portfolios of claims. Batch disputes can often be pursued more efficiently with a coordinated strategy.
We generally focus on claims where the disputed amount justifies the time and cost of arbitration. This is something we assess claim by claim. If a single claim is too small, we may be able to aggregate it with others to make the process worthwhile.