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SCHATZBERG, D.C. et al v. STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY et al
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October 07, 2015
State Farm Defeats Pa. Doctor's Defamation Claims
A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a Pennsylvania doctor's claims that State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Inc. defamed him in order to sink his business, while also tossing as untimely the insurer's allegations that the doctor carried out a fraudulent medical billing scheme.
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June 01, 2015
State Farm Hit With Sanctions For Hiding Video Evidence
A Pennsylvania federal judge has sanctioned State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Inc. $18,500 for failing to produce video surveillance taken outside the office of a Philadelphia-area doctor accusing the company of trying to shut him down for filing too many insurance claims.
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January 13, 2015
State Farm Hid Evidence From Own Attys, Doctor Says
A Philadelphia doctor is urging a Pennsylvania federal court to slap State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. with sanctions, saying the insurer hid evidence from its own counsel that it had videotaped the doctor during a 2009 fraud investigation.
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July 12, 2012
State Farm Can't Get Defamation Suit Shut Down
A federal judge ruled Thursday that a Pennsylvania doctor's allegations that State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Inc. defamed him in order to sink his business can move forward, but dismissed the doctor's claims of racketeering and invasion of privacy.