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MRI Scan Center, LLC v. National Imaging Associates, Inc. et al
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0:13-cv-60051
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Multi Party Litigation:
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- Berger Singerman
- Frost Brown
- GrayRobinson
- King & Spalding
- Kirkland & Ellis
- Pomerantz LLP
- Troutman Pepper
- Zebersky Payne
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May 07, 2013
Cigna Beats Class Action Over ACA Rebate Dodging
Cigna Corp. and a medical cost management firm on Tuesday escaped a putative class action accusing them of a conspiracy to help Cigna avoid paying Affordable Care Act-mandated rebates to patients, after a Florida federal judge ruled the plaintiff didn't have standing to bring the suit.
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March 01, 2013
Cigna Seeks To Toss ERISA Action Over ACA Rebate Dodges
Cigna Corp. and two medical cost management firms on Thursday asked a Florida federal judge to dismiss a putative class action accusing them of a conspiracy to help Cigna avoid paying Affordable Care Act-mandated rebates to patients, saying the plaintiff lacked standing to bring the suit.
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January 11, 2013
Cigna Crafted Scheme To Dodge ACA Rebates, Suit Says
A Florida imaging center hit Cigna Corp. and two medical cost management firms with a putative class action Wednesday, accusing the companies of falsifying medical records and underpaying providers as part of a plot to help Cigna avoid paying rebates to patients as required under the Affordable Care Act.