David Pivnick

cases in every one in four one in five cases and they're recovering you know almost always north of 80 percent and usually north of 90 percent um there's one year in the last you know decade that was a notable exception where there was about 70 percent uh and that was largely because there happened to be a a healthily into the nine digits settlement in a non-intervene case which is

cases in every one in four one in five cases and they're recovering you know almost always north of 80 percent and usually north of 90 percent um there's one year in the last you know decade that was a notable exception where there was about 70 percent uh and that was largely because there happened to be a a healthily into the nine digits settlement in a non-intervene case which is

cases in every one in four one in five cases and they're recovering you know almost always north of 80 percent and usually north of 90 percent um there's one year in the last you know decade that was a notable exception where there was about 70 percent uh and that was largely because there happened to be a a healthily into the nine digits settlement in a non-intervene case which is

very much the exception, not the rule. But by and large, the government's recovering the heavy majority of its dollars from the small minority of cases in which it has decided to intervene. And then from an industry standpoint, it fluctuates year to year, but healthcare is almost always the source of the majority of

very much the exception, not the rule. But by and large, the government's recovering the heavy majority of its dollars from the small minority of cases in which it has decided to intervene. And then from an industry standpoint, it fluctuates year to year, but healthcare is almost always the source of the majority of

very much the exception, not the rule. But by and large, the government's recovering the heavy majority of its dollars from the small minority of cases in which it has decided to intervene. And then from an industry standpoint, it fluctuates year to year, but healthcare is almost always the source of the majority of

of cases, it's usually in 50% to 70% of the filings, as well as the dollars, are in the healthcare space. And that includes healthcare services, managed care, life sciences, et cetera. And then the next two industries that get covered in a meaningful way are defense contracting and the mortgage industry.

of cases, it's usually in 50% to 70% of the filings, as well as the dollars, are in the healthcare space. And that includes healthcare services, managed care, life sciences, et cetera. And then the next two industries that get covered in a meaningful way are defense contracting and the mortgage industry.

of cases, it's usually in 50% to 70% of the filings, as well as the dollars, are in the healthcare space. And that includes healthcare services, managed care, life sciences, et cetera. And then the next two industries that get covered in a meaningful way are defense contracting and the mortgage industry.

Thank you for having me, Scott.

Thank you for having me, Scott.

Thank you for having me, Scott.

Sure. I mean, the two things that come to mind, it's a weird question, and I appreciate you having me on and following kind words about me after talking about your 7 million impressions and all your other accolades, which outshine all. But usually people, as you said, ask about what's great advice, what advice would you pass on.

Sure. I mean, the two things that come to mind, it's a weird question, and I appreciate you having me on and following kind words about me after talking about your 7 million impressions and all your other accolades, which outshine all. But usually people, as you said, ask about what's great advice, what advice would you pass on.

Sure. I mean, the two things that come to mind, it's a weird question, and I appreciate you having me on and following kind words about me after talking about your 7 million impressions and all your other accolades, which outshine all. But usually people, as you said, ask about what's great advice, what advice would you pass on.

It was a little bit of a challenge when you said you might be asking me about the worst advice. But two things come to mind, and one of them is pretty well-trod advice that people dispense all the time, but I think it's not great, which is good things come to those who wait.

It was a little bit of a challenge when you said you might be asking me about the worst advice. But two things come to mind, and one of them is pretty well-trod advice that people dispense all the time, but I think it's not great, which is good things come to those who wait.

It was a little bit of a challenge when you said you might be asking me about the worst advice. But two things come to mind, and one of them is pretty well-trod advice that people dispense all the time, but I think it's not great, which is good things come to those who wait.

And then the second thing that came to mind, which is probably less given, but I've certainly heard a variety of times over the years, and maybe I hear it more than the average, is just try and fit in. Don't stand out. And I think those are just both generally bad pieces of advice in some ways for the same reasons. But, you know, the notion of good things come to those who wait.

And then the second thing that came to mind, which is probably less given, but I've certainly heard a variety of times over the years, and maybe I hear it more than the average, is just try and fit in. Don't stand out. And I think those are just both generally bad pieces of advice in some ways for the same reasons. But, you know, the notion of good things come to those who wait.