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UnitedHealth Group Incorporated v. Lexington Insurance Company et al
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0:05-cv-01289
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September 25, 2014
Insurers Off Hook For UnitedHealth's $350M AMA Settlement
A Minnesota federal judge handed a win to three excess insurers on Thursday in their protracted battle with UnitedHealth Group Inc. over coverage for its $350 million class action settlement with the American Medical Association and others, ruling any jury finding on the settlements would contain impermissible speculation.
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July 02, 2013
UnitedHealth Beats Starr Defense Over $350M Deal Coverage
A federal jury handed UnitedHealth Group Inc. a major victory Monday in sprawling litigation over coverage for its $350 million settlement with the American Medical Association and others, finding the company properly notified Starr Excess Liability Insurance International Ltd. about the claim.
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April 25, 2013
National Union Off Hook For $350M UnitedHealth Settlement
A clerical error let National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa., off the hook on Thursday in UnitedHealth Group Inc.'s bid for coverage of its $350 million settlement with doctors and health plan subscribers that alleged it hadn't reimbursed their health claims.
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November 27, 2012
Columbia Casualty Settles Coverage Row With UnitedHealth
A Minnesota federal judge on Tuesday dismissed Columbia Casualty Co. from a suit brought by UnitedHealth Group Inc. seeking coverage from its insurers for hundreds of underlying suits over health insurance claims reimbursements after Columbia and UnitedHealth reached a confidential settlement.
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October 31, 2012
Liberty Mutual Settles Coverage Row With UnitedHealth
A Minnesota federal judge on Tuesday dismissed Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. from a suit brought by UnitedHealth Group Inc. seeking coverage from its insurers for hundreds of underlying suits over health insurance claims reimbursements, signing off on Liberty and UnitedHealth's confidential settlement.
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October 24, 2012
Steadfast Settles UnitedHealth Reimbursement Coverage Claims
A Minnesota federal judge on Wednesday dismissed Steadfast Insurance Co. from a suit brought by UnitedHealth Group Inc. seeking coverage from its insurers for hundreds of underlying suits over health insurance claim reimbursements, signing off on Steadfast's and UnitedHealth's confidential settlement.
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September 27, 2012
UnitedHealth Wins Round In Fight With Excess Insurers
A Minnesota federal judge on Thursday refused to nix UnitedHealth Group Inc.'s method of submitting claims to its excess insurers in a coverage dispute over health claim reimbursement litigation, also granting United's bid for partial judgment against one of the insurers.
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June 13, 2012
Judge Slams UnitedHealth For Visiting Juror In Coverage Row
A Minnesota federal judge on Wednesday chastised UnitedHealth Group Inc. for allegedly sending its representative to the house of a juror in the company's suit alleging its excess insurers wrongly refused to pay for litigation costs over health claim reimbursements.