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Association of American Physicians & Surgeons, Inc. v. American Board of Medical Specialties
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September 23, 2020
Doctor Certification Group Ducks Antitrust Claims
An Illinois federal judge permanently threw out an antitrust lawsuit Tuesday accusing a nonprofit that comprised medical specialty boards of illegally colluding with hospitals and insurers to force doctors into paying for recertification programs for their specialties, deeming the allegations too vague to survive.
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March 07, 2018
Doctor Certification Org Fights New Antitrust Claims
A nonprofit organization that oversees a group of medical specialty certification boards on Tuesday urged an Illinois federal judge to again toss a suit alleging it violated antitrust laws by partnering with hospitals and insurers to ensure doctors are certified by its members, arguing that the suit did not show it exercised control over the health care entities.
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December 15, 2017
Doctor Certification Group Sheds Antitrust Case
A nonprofit that oversees a group of medical specialty certification boards has not violated antitrust laws by teaming up with a hospital accreditation company to ensure hospital doctors are certified by its members, an Illinois federal judge has ruled.