Lien resolution at pool scale.

A settlement matrix sets gross recovery; liens decide what the client actually keeps. When the Mass Tort edition opens, the lien sub-agent will orchestrate Medicare, Medicaid, ERISA, provider, and subrogation obligations across the entire pool at once — computing each plaintiff’s net before distribution, not in a post-deal scramble. It is designed to separate injury-related charges from unrelated treatment, assert procurement-cost and statutory reductions, and prepare a reasoned disbursement statement and auditable disbursement trail for every claimant.

What MT is designed to do.

1. 01

   The sub-agent will batch-query CMS conditional-payment ledgers and reconcile Medicaid, ERISA-plan subrogation, and provider balances for thousands of claimants inside one reasoning context.

2. 02

   It is designed to separate injury-related charges from unrelated treatment line by line, then assert procurement-cost reductions and Ahlborn-style apportionment where the governing law supports them.

3. 03

   Net-to-client will be computed before distribution for every plaintiff, surfacing the claimants whose lien exposure exceeds their matrix recovery — the cases that net to zero or below — while the firm can still act.

4. 04

   Those flagged plaintiffs are designed to route to the attorney to renegotiate the lien or revisit tier placement before checks issue, converting a post-distribution crisis into a pre-distribution decision.

5. 05

   A disbursement statement and auditable disbursement trail will be prepared per claimant, with every reduction traced to its statutory or contractual basis for the claims administrator and the attorney who certifies it.

The AI reasons; the attorney decides.