Medical bills can confound almost anyone. Houston solo William Harmeyer knows that conventional wisdom, so he recognized that he needed to pursue a litigation strategy for his corporate client, PMB Precision Medical Billing, which would create the best possible odds for clarity when the company presented its claims against a medical provider. Therefore, Harmeyer chose to argue his client’s claims at a bench trial. He even took the extra step when filing written closing arguments to order a full transcript of the trial, so he could cite it directly.
Those tactics paid off.
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