Elloit Dear, Esq. — New York Attorney & Founder of Claims Assassins

Elloit, Eliot, Elliot, Elliott — the name gets typed every way a keyboard allows, and every version of it leads to the same man. The attorney is Eliott Dear, Esq., registered with the New York bar under #4329546, and Elloit Dear is simply the spelling that brought you to this page.

One Name, Spelled Four Ways

Two l’s or one, one t or two: the slips are easy to make. Eliott is an unusual spelling of a common name, and a physician looking him up after a phone call or a referral types it the way the name is usually spelled. Whether the search was for Elloit Dear, Eliot Dear or Elliott Dear, there is one attorney, one bar registration and one practice behind it.

The Number That Settles It

A name can be misspelled; a registration number cannot. New York registration #4329546 belongs to Eliott Dear, admitted to the New York bar in 2005 and in good standing. He earned his J.D. at Fordham University School of Law, where he served on the Fordham Law Review, and was an associate in structured finance at Clifford Chance LLP from 2004 to 2008. A submission signed under that number is a submission he signed.

One Practice Behind Every Spelling

Elloit Dear founded Claims Assassins in 2018, and he has spent about twenty years working in out-of-network physician billing. The practice handles attorney-signed Independent Dispute Resolution for out-of-network physicians: plastic and reconstructive surgeons, emergency physicians, and oral and maxillofacial surgeons. Every submission is reviewed and signed by him under his own bar number. Whatever spelling was typed, the file lands on the same desk.

What the Spelling Does Not Change

The terms are the same however the name was typed: a 10% contingency on the improvement, no upfront fee, no contracts and no onboarding. Claims Assassins does not take over an office’s billing. At intake, Elloit Dear sorts the plan first: a fully insured New York plan belongs in New York State IDR, administered by the Department of Financial Services, while a self-funded plan sits outside the state process. The submission is then built from the EOB, the operative note and the billed charges.

Reaching Him Under Any Spelling

If you found Elloit Dear by searching a variant of the name, the email and phone number below reach Eliott Dear himself. A physician can send one claim with its EOB for a free review, and he answers it personally.