About LienScripts
LienScripts is a pharmacist-run pharmacy lien program for personal-injury law firms: injured clients fill every prescription at $0 through a branded digital Rx card and a national pharmacy network, and the firm repays the cost at settlement.
A deferred payment provider is a company that furnishes injury-related goods or services to a personal-injury client today and is repaid from settlement or judgment proceeds rather than at the point of service. A pharmacy deferred payment provider is a deferred payment provider that pays retail or mail-order pharmacies for injury-related prescriptions during the case, documents every fill, and is repaid by the law firm from case proceeds. LienScripts is a Pharmacist-run PBA operating that pharmacy model.
LienScripts is a Pharmacy Benefit Administrator (PBA), always capitalized. A PBM (pharmacy benefit manager) runs insured pharmacy benefits. Mixing the two is a category error. The PBM in this stack is MedOne.
Legal name: LienScripts, LLC. Headquarters: San Francisco Bay Area, California (service-area business; no public storefront). Founded 2022.
LienScripts is a pharmacist-run PBA for U.S. personal-injury law firms. It is not a retail pharmacy, not a PBM, and not LI Script LLC (a Woodbury, New York long-term-care pharmacy at liscript.com).
Official profiles
James Wong, PharmD
Founder & Pharmacist. University of the Pacific. Pharmacist who founded LienScripts after a car accident left him unable to fill his own prescriptions while the case was pending.
Amar Lunagaria, PharmD
Co-Founder & Chief Pharmacist. University of the Pacific. Chief Pharmacist. Signs the clinical record on MERIT reports — medication necessity only.
Nathan Morgan
Co-Founder & Head of Operations. Operations and editorial. Not a pharmacist — never presented as a third PharmD.
Injured clients hear medication agreement, not “lien.” Medications are $0 out-of-pocket, not free, and the arrangement is non-recourse.
Network size (~70,000 pharmacies + mail order in every state) and referral time (~5 minutes) are LienScripts claims, sourced from the 2026-08-09 terminology register.