Dallas, Texas · Contingency Fee
A focused litigation firm dedicated to one thing: recovering what out-of-network surgical providers are owed. We handle TDI Chapter 1467 and No Surprises Act disputes on contingency, with no upfront costs.
Why MEG Law
Out-of-network providers deliver critical, often life-saving care. What they receive in return is underpaid, delayed, or outright denied reimbursements. MEG Law exists to change that.
Our attorneys know how insurers think because they've worked alongside them. That insider knowledge means we know exactly where insurer arguments break down, and how to exploit that in arbitration.
You pay nothing unless we win. No filing costs, no hourly fees. Skin in the game. Ours, not yours.
We don't dabble in general litigation. Every case and every strategy is built around medical billing arbitration.
We read operative notes and understand clinical documentation. When an insurer's denial lacks clinical basis, we call it out.
Who We Represent
Our Practice
TDI Chapter 1467 and the No Surprises Act created enforceable paths to full and fair payment. For those who know how to use them.
Texas Insurance Code Chapter 1467 gives out-of-network providers a powerful state-enforced pathway to challenge inadequate reimbursement by fully-insured commercial plans regulated by TDI. We manage the entire process, from dispute initiation to arbitration award.
Learn more →The federal No Surprises Act established an Independent Dispute Resolution process for out-of-network claims involving self-insured ERISA plans. NSA IDR requires different strategies and submission standards from TDI. We handle both, and we handle them well.
Learn more →Not sure which framework applies? Contact us. We'll assess it at no cost.
How It Works
A clear, efficient path from disputed claim to recovered reimbursement.
Tell us about the payer, the amount disputed, and the denial or underpayment reason. We assess your matter at no cost and give you a straight answer on whether and how we can help.
We construct a full legal submission: clinical records, coding, reimbursement history, and controlling authority. Where expert opinion strengthens the case, we use it. This is attorney work, not a template.
We represent your interests through every stage of IDR, from submission to the arbitration hearing, with one focus: recovering the full amount insurers improperly denied or underpaid.
Our Edge
Before founding MEG Law, our lead attorney spent years at an AM Law 100 firm representing insurance companies. We know their playbook, their arguments, and their weaknesses.
From a medical family, our attorneys understand operative notes the way physicians do. We identify insurer denials lacking clinical justification and dismantle them at arbitration.
No upfront fees, no filing costs, no hourly billing. We earn when you recover. That alignment of interests means we work every case with the same intensity we'd apply to our own money.
MEG Law is not a general practice firm. Medical billing arbitration is all we do. That focus means sharper arguments, faster execution, and better results.
