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Innova Hospital San Antonio LP et al v. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia, Inc. et al
Case Number:
3:12-cv-01607
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Nature of Suit:
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Firms
- Adkerson Hauder
- Arcadi Jackson
- Bocell Ridley
- Bodman PLC
- Clark Hill
- Crawford Wishnew
- FisherBroyles
- Foley & Lardner
- Friedman & Feiger
- Jones Walker
- Kirkland & Ellis
- McDowell Hetherington
- Morgan Lewis
- Munsch Hardt
- Shamoun & Norman
- Sidley Austin
- Stewart Law Group PLLC
- Thompson Coe
- White & Wiggins
- Yung Keithly
Companies
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island
- BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Inc.
- BlueCross BlueShield of Texas
- Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania
- Capital BlueCross
- Florida Blue
- Hawaii Medical Service Association
- Health Care Service Corp.
- National Account Service Co. LLC
- Premera Blue Cross
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October 03, 2019
BCBS Minnesota Beats Texas Hospital's Underpayment Suit
A Texas federal judge has tossed a suit alleging Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act by not properly paying for out-of-network services, finding a Texas hospital didn't have the authority to pursue claims for allegedly breaching patients' health plans.
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February 07, 2019
Hospital Fights Blue Cross' Bid To Nix Underpayment Suit
A San Antonio hospital urged a Texas federal judge to reject Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama's argument that a contract provision bars the hospital from suing to recoup allegedly underpaid claims, because the insurer waited too long to make that argument.
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October 15, 2014
Blue Cross, HCSC Urge End To Hospital Underpayment Suit
Blue Cross Blue Shield insurers and Health Care Service Corp. on Tuesday urged a Texas federal judge not to let hospitals revive underpayment allegations that have previously been thrown out for lacking specifics, saying the providers are trying to embark on an impermissible "fishing expedition."
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September 23, 2014
Hospitals Trim Claims In $66M Blue Cross Underpayment Suit
A Texas federal judge on Monday granted a request from two hospitals to voluntarily dismiss claims of negligent representation and failure to provide information in a suit brought under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act alleging underpayment by several Blue Cross Blue Shield insurers.
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June 02, 2014
Blue Cross Seeks To Toss $66M Hospital Underpayment Suit
Several Blue Cross Blue Shield insurers across the country pushed a Texas federal judge on Friday to nix a $66 million lawsuit from two Texas hospitals over alleged underpayments, saying the hospitals haven't provided the court with any facts to bolster their claims.
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October 02, 2012
Blue Cross Says $66M Underpayment Suit Lacks Specifics
Blue Cross Blue Shield insurers across the country on Monday asked a federal judge to toss a $66 million lawsuit from two Texas hospitals over alleged underpayments, saying they'd been improperly lumped together and subjected to excessively vague accusations of wrongdoing.
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May 24, 2012
$55M Suit Claims Blue Cross Shorted Texas Hospitals
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia Inc. withheld payments for health services after claiming they would be covered, two hospitals allege in a suit seeking at least $55 million in damages that was removed to Texas federal court Wednesday.