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#1 rated physician contract team in the US

Know What You’re Worth Before You Sign

Our attorneys know what it takes to become a physician, and they help ensure your contract reflects it. Resolve shows you what’s fair, what’s negotiable, and what’s possible so you can protect your career and your life outside it.

$4B
in negotiated increases
35,000+
contracts reviewed
25,000+
physicians helped
85%
of those contracts changed

Aggregate results across every contract we have reviewed. What we can do for yours depends on your specialty, market and employer.

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Send us the contract. We’ll explain its pros, cons, and areas to negotiate.

Our flat‑rate pricing means full transparency, zero unexpected fees, and help until you sign. Get your rScore in minutes to see how your offer compares.

One‑on‑one support from your attorney until you sign
Flat-rate, quoted up front — no hourly billing or hidden fees
Reviews completed in 1–4 business days
Your contract is confidential and never shared

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Don’t do this alone — get hands‑on assistance from an attorney who does this every day.

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Our partners

Vetted by the Professional Organizations You Already Belong To

AMA Member Benefits PLUS
American College of Physicians
American College of Emergency Physicians
American Academy of Pediatrics Member Advantage Program
American College of Surgeons

Members often receive negotiated rates. See if your organization is one of our partners.

Why Resolve

The Only Place With Real‑time Data, Specialized Attorneys, and a Personalized Platform

Everyone else hands you a piece of the puzzle and wishes you luck.
Resolve helps you put it all together and empower your next step.

Real contract data

35,000 contracts physicians actually signed. Not survey guesses, not “average” ranges pulled from thin air. When you know what your peers really negotiated, you stop wondering if you’re settling.

Salary sites show you a number. They won’t tell you what to do about it.

Attorneys who specialize

Every attorney on this team does one thing: physician contracts. They can negotiate with your employer on your behalf, sparing you extra work and awkward conversations.

Local counsel can tell you a clause is legal. They can’t tell you it’s fair.

A real platform

See exactly where your offer stands, compare it against every option on the table, and keep every contract you’ve ever signed somewhere you’ll actually find it again.

Other review services read your contract once, then disappear. You’re on your own for everything that comes after.

What we find

85% of the Contracts We Review End Up Changing

Most physicians have never seen enough contracts to know what’s standard, what’s negotiable, or what’s missing.

Below‑market compensation
See how your offer compares to real contracts in your specialty and market.
Overreaching non‑competes
Terms that could limit where you can work or force you out of your community.
Missing tail coverage
A potentially six‑figure obligation that’s easy to overlook before you sign.
Unrealistic RVU targets
Bonus thresholds that may look achievable on paper but aren’t in practice.
Vague termination, call & other hidden risks
The overlooked terms that can matter most when circumstances change.

rScore Risk Report

Sample
72
rScore

Moderate risk

Four of the five terms we check fall outside the benchmark for your specialty and region.

Base compensation12% below median
Non‑compete radiusAbove typical
Tail coverageNot addressed
Signing bonusAt market
Termination & call termsVague
How it works

From Upload to Signed in 1–4 Business Days

1

Upload your contract

Upload the PDF and see your flat‑rate price up front. No surprises and no sales call required.

2

Get your rScore

In minutes

Every term measured against real signed contracts in your specialty.

3

Talk it through with your attorney

A real conversation about what’s fair, what’s worth pushing on, and what to let go, then support from that first call all the way to signing.

4

We do the negotiating

Your attorney contacts your employer and has the hard conversation for you. You don’t have to be the one asking.

A Resolve attorney walking a physician through a contract review on screen
Your attorney walks you through the report term by term, then takes the negotiation from there.
A Resolve attorney at work in the firm's office
Who does the work

The Same Attorney, From Upload to Signature

The person who reads your contract is the person on your calls and the person who contacts your employer. Physician contracts are all they do.

See where your offer stands before you sign

Flat-rate, quoted up front. Most reviews are complete in 1–4 business days.

Why the numbers hold up

We Know What Physicians Actually Signed

Free salary sites collect what physicians say they make—memory, rounding, and ego included. rData is built from real, executed contracts: the same benchmarks your employer is already using to decide your offer.

  Resolve rData Free salary sites
Where the numbers come from Real signed contracts Self‑reported surveys
Negotiation‑grade Yes Directional only
Full contract terms Base, bonus, RVU, call, tail Salary only
Attorney who can act on it Included Referral at best

Built from 35,000+ contracts reviewed for 25,000+ physicians, and more than $4 billion in negotiated compensation increases.

What that has added up to

Physicians who work with us gain an average of $25,000 (roughly 25 times what a review costs), and 85% walk away with a contract that changed in their favor. These are aggregate results, not a promise. What’s possible in your contract depends on your specialty, your market, and your employer.

Who reviews your contract

A Team That Does This Every Day

Most physicians hand their contract to a general practice attorney and hope for the best. Our attorneys have read tens of thousands. They know exactly which terms are standard, which are unusual, and which ones are worth negotiating.

Physician contracts are all we do
Not a general firm with a healthcare practice on the side, and not someone learning the specifics of your contract as they go.
One attorney, from your first upload to your signature
The person who reads your contract is the same person on your calls, answering your questions, and in your corner until it’s signed.
Every opinion is backed by data
No hunches, no “seems fine to me.” Each recommendation is backed by recent data from 35,000+ real signed contracts.
The Resolve contract review team

35,000 contracts in. Yours is next.

Upload the PDF and get your rScore in minutes.

Outcomes

700+ Five‑Star Reviews and Counting

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Highly recommend

Every time I called or emailed anyone from Resolve the response was quick, professional and to the point. I received the council I needed which means I was confident in signing the contract. I recommended using Resolve to all of my colleagues and plan to use them for my next contract review process.

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Resolve did a great job

Resolve did a great job reviewing my contract and helping me obtain my goals in my new career. They were very efficient, helpful, listened to my goals, and worked quickly to create my ideal contract. I enjoyed working with them and will use them again in the future.

★★★★★

$50K salary bump

My lawyer, Kyle Claussen, negotiated an extra $50K in salary. I didn’t even know to ask. Well worth the fee.

No risk

Flat Rate, Guaranteed

You see the price before you pay, and it does not move.

Satisfaction guarantee

If the review does not deliver, we make it right.

1–4 business days

Turnaround stated up front, by package.

No hourly billing

One flat fee per review. No clock, no surprises.

Already signed? It is not too late.

We review signed contracts to find what can still be amended and to get you ready for your renewal.

Questions physicians ask

Is It Worth It?

Is a contract review actually worth it?
Across every contract we have reviewed, physicians have gained an average of $25,000, roughly 25 times what a review costs, and 85% of those contracts changed in some way. That is an aggregate result rather than a forecast — what is achievable in your case depends on your specialty, your market and your employer. If we do not think we can help, we will tell you on the consult.
What does the review actually include?
Every tier includes an rScore Risk Report scoring each term against real signed-contract benchmarks. Higher tiers add an attorney call, a written redline, and direct negotiation with your employer.
Will you negotiate for me, or just advise me?
Both, depending on the tier you choose. Our attorneys can walk you through the terms, or contact the employer and do the negotiating directly on your behalf.
Can I negotiate at a large hospital system?
Yes. Large systems use standard templates, but compensation, start dates, call coverage, non-compete radius and tail coverage are routinely negotiable — we see it across thousands of contracts a year.
What if I have already signed?
We review signed contracts to identify what can be amended now, and to prepare you for your renewal or your next role.
How long does a review take?
Between 1 and 4 business days, depending on the package you choose. Instant automated analysis is available immediately on upload.

Do Not Sign Without Knowing What You Are Worth

$4 billion in negotiated compensation increases · flat rate, quoted up front · reviews in 1–4 business days