Protect Access to Care:
Oppose the Litigation Funding Tax
What is this about
A provision in the newly proposed Senate tax bill threatens access to care and timely reimbursement for thousands of patients and providers. Section 70101 would impose a burdensome tax on litigation funding undermining a financial model that protects injured individuals and supports healthcare providers.
What’s at Stake
If passed, the bill would:
- Tax litigation finance arrangements at punitive levels
- Severely restrict access to pre-treatment medical funding
- Disrupt provider cash flow and increase bad debt
- Delay or block care for vulnerable personal injury patients
- Undermine fair legal outcomes for those injured due to no fault of their own
Who This Hurts
Patients
Who rely on medical funding to receive treatment while they await resolution of their legal cases
Providers
Who depend on predictable reimbursement to deliver care without delay
Attorneys
Working to ensure injured clients receive both medical and legal justice
Take Action Now
Call or Email Your Senator
Use the button below to contact your U.S. Senators and share your concerns about Section 70101 of the Senate tax bill (S.1821).
Tell them:
You oppose the litigation tax provision
Explain:
This will block patient care and threaten provider solvency
Ask:
That the provision be removed or amended
Share Your Voice
Use your platform to raise awareness:
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Talk to your legal and healthcare networks
Share why this matters to your clients, patients, or team
About Gain
Gain helps providers, attorneys, and patients navigate personal injury care with confidence. We stand for clarity, efficiency, and justice in an industry that needs all three. Learn more at gainservicing.com.
