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The work done by recovery, compliance, and specialty finance firms runs on a vocabulary that most people outside the field have never needed to learn. Healthcare claims adjusters, telecom auditors, R&D tax credit practitioners, litigation funders, and insolvency advisors each operate inside a dense body of terms, codes, and procedures that shape how they get paid and how their clients make decisions.
This glossary defines those terms for the principals and operators who use them. Each entry covers how the term works in practice, where practitioners misapply it, and how it connects to the business of running a firm in these verticals.
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- Healthcare claims recovery — Medicare and Medicaid appeals, DRG disputes, denial management, out-of-network reimbursement
- Expense and audit recovery — Telecom expense management, freight invoice audit, AP recovery, reverse audits
- Tax credit capture — R&D credits, cost segregation, 179D, WOTC, and other business incentive programs
- Specialty finance — Factoring, asset-based lending, hard money, merchant cash advance, litigation funding
- Regulatory and compliance — FDA submissions, HIPAA, SOC 2, CMMC, AML/BSA, environmental and safety regulations
- Legal and claims recovery — Subrogation, bad faith, judgment enforcement, proof of loss, insurance claims
- Crisis and forensic practice — Forensic engineering, incident response, asset tracing, origin and cause
- High-stakes recovery — Cargo theft, asset forfeiture, skip tracing, adversarial recovery
- Success-fee staffing — Contingency search, retained search, locum tenens, direct placement
- Bankruptcy and restructuring — Chapter 11 mechanics, DIP financing, preference actions, Section 363 sales
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Key terms in Medicare/Medicaid appeals, DRG disputes, denial management, and out-of-network reimbursement recovery.
Key terms in telecom expense management, freight invoice audit, AP recovery, utility audits, and contract compliance.
Key terms in R&D tax credits, cost segregation, 179D, WOTC, and other business tax incentive programs.
Key terms in factoring, asset-based lending, hard money, merchant cash advance, litigation funding, and alternative lending.
Key terms in FDA compliance, HIPAA, SOC 2, CMMC, AML/BSA, export controls, and environmental and safety regulations.
Key terms in subrogation, judgment enforcement, insurance claims, proof of loss, and bad faith litigation.
Key terms in forensic engineering, origin and cause investigation, incident response, asset tracing, and crisis management.
Key terms in cargo theft recovery, civil asset forfeiture, skip tracing, and adversarial recovery engagements.
Key terms in contingency search, retained search, locum tenens, direct placement, and temp-to-perm staffing.
Key terms in Chapter 11, Section 363 sales, DIP financing, preference actions, receivership, and corporate restructuring.
Key terms in contract disputes, breach remedies, demand letters, settlement negotiation, liquidated damages, and contingency-based contract recovery.
Key terms in industrial equipment auctions, asset liquidation, reserve pricing, buyer premiums, and plant-closing disposition for auction houses and asset recovery firms.
Your precision is wasted on a vocabulary no one reads.
This glossary exists for the principals who need to explain to a board why outbound demand generation works. Read it, then send it. Or do not, and keep explaining the same terms on every call.
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