About Jared T. Heck

Jared Heck helps insurance companies combat fraud by cultivating claims-handling and litigation strategies designed to minimize his clients' risk and exposure. Jared represents clients through all aspects of litigation, including pre-suit investigations, motion practice, discovery and trial preparation.

Minimizing loss and risk with smart fraud reduction strategies

Jared has extensive experience working with insurers across the country to identify fraudulent claim trends and the parties driving them before the fraudulent claims are paid. Jared helps to keep his clients on top of new fraudulent trends, including billing for medically unnecessary services, upcoding, unbundling, violations of anti-kickback and patient brokering laws, violations of state licensure laws and the use of malware to steal policyholders' private information.

While in law school, Jared served as admissions editor of the Cornell Law Review and as a teaching assistant in the legal writing program. He also spent one semester as an extern for the City of Chicago's Department of Law, where he prosecuted violations in traffic court, and he received CALI Excellence Awards in both Employment Law and Conflict of Laws.

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Practice Focus

  • Health care fraud
  • False Claims Act litigation
  • Commercial litigation

News

Publications

  • October 1, 2010
    "Powell v. Dean Foods Co. et al." The First District Adds Teeth to SOJ Motions as of Right," IICLE Civil Litigation Flash Points Series
Practices
Education
  • Cornell Law School, JD, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif
  • The University of Chicago, BA, with honors
Bar Admissions
  • Illinois
Court Admissions
  • US District Court, Eastern District of Michigan
  • US District Court, Northern District of Illinois
  • US Supreme Court
Community Involvements
  • Legal Aid Chicago, Board of Directors (Vice Chair)
Recognitions
Recognized or listed in the following:
  • Benchmark Litigation
    Under 40 Hotlist, 2018–2020
  • Super Lawyers Rising Stars
    Illinois, 2011–2019
Award Methodologies