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Repeating History: How Regulated Rate Caps Would Hurt the Very People They’re Meant to Help

Date07 Aug 2019

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It was three years ago, on July 1, 2016, when Vermont and Indiana began regulating the business of advancing cash to plaintiffs in personal injury litigation, joining six other states that also had, since 2008, enacted laws intended to shield consumers from...

“Super Good” Insurance Doesn’t Matter. Here’s Why.

Date01 Aug 2019

Posted ByReid Zeising

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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 higher premiums?...

The High Risk and Hidden Costs of Self-Funding

Date30 Jun 2019

Posted ByReid Zeising

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CategoriesMedical Funding

No one likes to think about being unable to pay their bills—especially when these are expensive medical bills and living expenses that need to be covered after you’ve been injured in an accident that was no fault of your own. But, think...

Cherokee Funding Reviews: Insights From Our Team of Industry Leaders

Date16 Jun 2019

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Last year, we featured a handful of client testimonials to share what plaintiffs—our clients—say about legal funding and Cherokee Funding. We have a few more of those testimonials to share, but we’d also like to share reviews from our employees—current and former....

[Part Two] Seeking a Solution: How Medical Funding Alleviates the Rising Cost of Medical Care

Date21 May 2019

Posted ByReid Zeising

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This is part two of a two-part series on medical funding and the current state of health care. It’s not news that healthcare is becoming more and more expensive. The topic of healthcare is ruling the news headlines, coursing through our national...

[Part One] Setting the Scene: The Rising Cost of Medical Care

Date14 May 2019

Posted ByReid Zeising

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This is part one of a two-part series on medical funding and the current state of health care. The landscape of health care is already on a slippery slope. But what may be most terrifying is the fact that no one—insured or...

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Repeating History: How Regulated Rate Caps Would Hurt the Very People They’re Meant to Help

“Super Good” Insurance Doesn’t Matter. Here’s Why.

The High Risk and Hidden Costs of Self-Funding

Cherokee Funding Reviews: Insights From Our Team of Industry Leaders

[Part Two] Seeking a Solution: How Medical Funding Alleviates the Rising Cost of Medical Care

[Part One] Setting the Scene: The Rising Cost of Medical Care

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Repeating History: How Regulated Rate Caps Would Hurt the Very People They’re Meant to Help

“Super Good” Insurance Doesn’t Matter. Here’s Why.

The High Risk and Hidden Costs of Self-Funding

Repeating History: How Regulated Rate Caps Would Hurt the Very People They’re Meant to Help

“Super Good” Insurance Doesn’t Matter. Here’s Why.

The High Risk and Hidden Costs of Self-Funding

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