LED BY AN ACCOMPLISHED
BOARD-CERTIFIED
ATTORNEY WITH DECADES
OF EXPERIENCE

WE WANT TO MAKE SURE YOU GET THE
FULL RECOVERY YOU DESERVE

With an accomplished career that spans more than 40 years, attorney R. Louis Bratton has the ideal background for successfully handling third-party liability recovery claims.

A thought leader on legal healthcare recovery issues, Mr. Bratton assisted in writing the Healthcare Subrogation Law that went into effect in Texas in 2014, known as Chapter 140 of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code. He also co-wrote Chapter 55 of the Property Code, the hospital lien statute. As a certified specialist in personal injury trial law through the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, he has a unique level of skill and training, which enables him to better identify and prosecute third-party liability claims. Only three percent of Texas lawyers hold this distinction.

A few of his many professional accolades and honors include an AV Preeminent peer review rated, the highest rating through Martindale-Hubbell, a Past Co-Chair of the Texas Division of the National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP), and a member of Texas Super Lawyers.

Based in Austin, Texas, The Bratton Firm Subrogation Services handles third-party liability recovery claims throughout Texas and nationwide.

HEALTHCARE SUBROGATION SERVICES

Healthcare, workers' comp, and disability subrogation claims represent a significant source of financial recovery for payors and providers of any health plan. However, a multitude of challenges can arise in identifying and successfully prosecuting these claims. It's critical to hire a legal professional to help you navigate.

HOSPITAL LIENS

Medical liens are a critical tool for recouping costs. Most state laws grant hospitals lien rights to recover costs for treating patients injured by third-party negligence. When properly perfected, the lien attaches to the judgment or settlement of any negligence cause of action involving the injury.

We are the only vendor endorsed by Texas Hospital Association and TORCH Management Services, Inc. to pursue hospital liens & healthcare subrogation claims.

FIRE, WATER & PROPERTY DAMAGE

Subrogation rights are vital to the financial stability of the insurance industry. For property and casualty insurers, recouping losses through subrogation is an essential part of staying in business.

It's critical to choose the right partner to successfully handle these claims. We have extensive experience handling subrogation issues involving fire damage, floods and other types of property damage involving negligence

SECURITY SYSTEMS

Security systems don't always function as they should. When they fail, they leave vulnerable the properties they are supposed to protect. Insurers end up bearing the losses resulting from burglaries and break-ins.

In these all-too-common situations, subrogation claims are a means for insurers to hold security or alarm companies accountable. As an insurer, you may be able to recover your losses from the third party whose negligence contributed to the loss.

R. LOUIS BRATTON

Since 1983, R. Louis Bratton has been litigating personal injury and wrongful death claims, in addition to all forms of subrogation claims. He is licensed to practice in all Federal Courts in the State of Texas, as well as in the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Mr. Bratton has argued cases before most of the Courts of Appeals in the State of Texas, the State Supreme Court and the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Mr. Bratton provides turnkey subrogation services for clients nationwide and is a known expert by Texas Hospital Association and TORCH Management Services, Inc. He is a sought-after speaker and presenter on topics regarding third-party recoveries for health plans and hospital systems at conferences for Texas Hospital Association, Texas Association of Health Plans, Texas Association of Benefit Administrators, TORCH Management Services, Inc., among others. He also speaks amongst smaller regional groups who have similar third-party interests, as requested.

A thought leader on legal healthcare recovery issues, Mr. Bratton assisted in writing the Healthcare Subrogation Law that went into effect in Texas in 2014, known as Chapter 140 of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code. He also co-wrote Chapter 55 of the Property Code, the hospital lien statute. As a certified specialist in personal injury trial law through the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, he has a unique level of skill, dedication and training, which enables him to better identify and prosecute subrogation claims. Only three percent of Texas lawyers hold this distinction.

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