CONTACT MDRXLAW
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Tell us what you are facing: an audit letter, a termination notice, a government inquiry or a transaction on a deadline. The lawyer who takes your first call stays on the matter.
BEFORE YOU CALL, HAVE READY:
THE DOCUMENT
The audit letter, notice or subpoena you received.
THE DEADLINE
Any response, appeal or hearing date stated in the notice.
THE PARTIES
Names of the agency, PBM, payor or other parties involved.
THE AGREEMENT
Your provider, network or purchase agreement, if one applies.
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New York Office
17 State Street, Suite 3230
New York, NY 10004
Phone (212) 668-0200 · Fax (212) 668-0222
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Nationwide footprint
Our attorneys are licensed in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Michigan, and we represent clients nationwide.
Request a consultation →WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
From first call to a clear plan.
When you reach out, a lawyer reviews what you send and talks with you about where things stand, what is at risk and what can be done. If your matter is outside our practice, we will tell you so.
Please note: contacting MDRXLaw – Sauchik & Giyaur, P.C. does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. Do not send confidential information until the firm has confirmed that it represents you.
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We listen
Tell us what happened and what you need to protect: a license, a contract, revenue or a deal.
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We review
We read the documents and check the deadlines that control your options.
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We advise
You get a clear recommendation and, if you engage us, a plan for what comes next.
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New York, NY 10004Phone: (212) 668-0200Fax: (212) 668-0222
General email: info@mdrxlaw.com
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