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. . . If so. at what cost? LaM does not charge for the cost of defending a bill review reduction at the WCAB. . Who provides the defense? Provide a sample scenario. The parent division, Lien on Me, Inc.. provides this defense to LaM Medical Bill Review. We are uniquely capable of providing an expert defense to questionable medical billing practices. Should the City of Santa Ana desire to take advantage of our Lien Division for defending a contested review, we would request that the City make available its claim file for our litigation preparation and service of evidence on the moving or remaining parties. All policies and procedures required by the WCAB are followed. Should either party wish to appeal the WCJ's decision, Lien on Me, Inc. would continue its representation until a final Order is issued. Should the City desire further appeal (Appellate Level), the City would be required to retain attorney representation, if the City were the party filing the appeal. 7. How are billing batches treated? All bills in a batch are identified with a batch number and counted immediately upon its receipt. The batch is maintained as a unit until all work is completed. . Are they separated out among bill reviewers? No. Because of the expertise of our bill analysts, each analyst is fully capable of performing all aspects of the bill review process. We believe that this guarantees the integrity, consistency and quality of the review process. . Are they treated as a single unit with one person? The batch is always treated as a single unit. It remains with one person until the coding process has been completed. At that time, it is audited in a second review to ensure the original coding accuracy. . Are they separated out by billing type? 3