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ii. Healthcare Counsel

When the matter is healthcare, the expert has to know the chart and the courtroom.

Evidence that holds in court.

Healthcare litigation and government enforcement turn on clinical records, coding, and statistical evidence most experts can’t read. False Claims Act healthcare recoveries hit $1.67 billion in FY2024 on a record 979 qui tam suits, and DOJ’s June 2025 takedown charged 324 defendants over $14.6 billion — increasingly built on data analytics, not whistleblowers. Counsel needs an expert who is clinically credible, investigatively credentialed, and exhibit-ready.

Full services for this audience

How we serve healthcare counsel:

  1. Expert-witness support. Exhibit-ready analysis and testimony built to survive cross-examination.
  2. Investigations. Texas-licensed PI investigations, CFE-led fraud examinations, witness interviews, and chain of custody.
  3. Clinical & coding review. Medical-necessity, documentation, and coding analysis to the coverage standard.
  4. Statistical & data analytics. Extrapolation and sampling challenges, and reading the government’s own analytics.
  5. Security & cybersecurity. PHI-aware evidence handling and cybersecurity controls review where a matter involves breach or data.

The engagement

What you receive

Citation-grade, exhibit-ready analysis; deposition-ready experts; extrapolation and sampling challenges; and findings that hold under cross-examination.

What working with us looks like

On retention — intake: theory, records, and the statistical posture. Discovery — record review, clinical and coding analysis, and expert reports. Through trial — deposition and testimony support, with exhibits built to hold.

Regulatory context

The rules this record is tested against.

DOJ’s new Health Care Fraud Data Fusion Center (June 2025) runs cloud computing, AI, and advanced analytics across agencies, and the June 2025 takedown ($14.6B, 324 defendants) was built that way. But the courts have held that statistical-outlier status alone is not enough to sustain a False Claims Act case (Integra Med Analytics, 5th and 9th Cir.). The record and the clinical context are the defense — and that is exactly what we build.

Frequently asked

The questions buyers actually ask.

Can you serve as a testifying expert?

Yes — experienced trial experts, with analysis built to survive cross-examination.

Do you work both plaintiff and defense?

Yes.

What’s the advantage of a PI + CFE on the team?

Licensed investigative authority, properly conducted witness interviews, and chain of custody — so the evidence is admissible, not merely persuasive.

Are you a law firm?

No — and that’s the point. We don’t practice law; we’re the expert layer under it — record analysis, licensed investigation, statistical challenge, and testimony that holds at deposition. Nothing here is legal advice.

When the matter is consequential

We work the case the same way.

30 minutes. No pitch. We open the case file together — and recommend the next step.