Lien Negotiator

About the role

When a case settles, you find every lien and balance against it, confirm what is really owed, and negotiate reductions so the client keeps more of the settlement.

What you will do

• Identify liens and balances: health insurers, government programs, hospitals and providers
• Request final amounts and check them against the records
• Negotiate reductions by phone and in writing
• Get every agreement in writing
• Keep a clear ledger for each case
• Give the attorney final figures for the settlement statement

What we ask for

• Two or more years resolving liens or negotiating medical balances
• Confident, persistent and courteous on the phone
• Fluent spoken and written English
• Careful with numbers and with documentation
• A quiet place to work, a computer, a headset and a reliable connection

Good to have

• Experience with government health program liens
• Personal injury law firm experience
• Spanish

Schedule and time zone

Remote. You work the business hours of the US law firm you are placed with, so expect a US time zone (Eastern, Central, Mountain or Pacific). The exact shift is agreed with the firm before you start.

Tools

• The firm's case management software
• Phone, email and electronic fax
• Spreadsheets

Pay

Discussed at interview

Contract

This is a contract role. You work as an independent contractor through Inquire2Esquire, on the firm’s hours.

How to apply

Create a free profile, add your experience, and record a video introduction of up to one minute. Then apply to this role with one click. We read every application. If your experience fits, we ask you to interview; when a firm selects you, you complete our intake training before you start.

Inquire2Esquire is an equal opportunity organization. We consider every applicant on their skills and experience, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability or any other protected characteristic. We never ask for payment to apply.