About Carol A.
Carol A. Cleaver practices law in Nebraska. She combines formal training in dispute resolution with certification in Medicare Secondary Payer rules. Colleagues describe her as methodical; clients find an attorney who pays attention to detail.
Cleaver graduated from the University of Nebraska at Omaha in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in history and secondary education. She stayed in-state for law school and earned her J.D. from Creighton University School of Law in 2006, where she concentrated in dispute resolution. That academic thread shows in how she approaches settlements and contested matters today.
Early in her career she became active in the Omaha legal community. She holds current membership in the Omaha Bar Association and joined the National Alliance of Medicare Secondary Payer Professionals in 2019. Those memberships reflect ongoing engagement with peers and continuing education on specialized issues that affect claims and recovery processes.
Cleaver pursued additional credentialing relevant to an increasingly technical area of practice. She is a Certified Medicare Secondary Payer Act Professional through the National Alliance of Medicare Secondary Payer Act Professionals. That certification denotes formal training on the Medicare Secondary Payer statute, conditional payment recovery, and related compliance questions. It is a credential that many lawyers and claims professionals seek when handling settlements that may trigger federal interests.
Her background in dispute resolution and the MSPA credential intersect in day-to-day work. She handles matters that require close attention to settlement documentation, allocation, and the repayment or resolution of conditional payments. She also participates in negotiation and alternative dispute resolution processes, drawing on her academic concentration in dispute resolution to structure settlements that account for statutory obligations.
In the office she operates under the name Carol A. Cleaver, Lawyer. She maintains an active role in the local bar and in the National Alliance network, where she continues to update her knowledge as guidance and enforcement evolve. She is based in Nebraska and accepts matters that involve Medicare Secondary Payer considerations alongside other dispute resolution needs.
Her current practice centers on handling Medicare Secondary Payer issues and dispute resolution work in Nebraska.
