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December 14, 2018
The Biggest Health Care Cases Of 2018
Health care providers, insurers and consumers cheered and jeered remarkable rulings this year in cases involving the Affordable Care Act, the False Claims Act and huge sums of Medicare Advantage reimbursement. Here, Law360 recaps the year's biggest litigation developments.
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October 30, 2018
Insurers Sweat Gov't U-Turn On Medicare Advantage Audits
The federal government has done a dramatic about-face on how much money it can recover through Medicare Advantage audits, a move that could force health insurers to pay back huge sums of money and halt industry momentum in False Claims Act litigation.
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September 12, 2018
FCA Thunderbolt Lurks In UnitedHealth Overpayment Ruling
UnitedHealth Group Inc.'s recent defeat of a Medicare Advantage overpayment rule threatens to send shock waves through the U.S. Department of Justice's already tottering campaign to police Medicare Advantage reimbursement using the False Claims Act.
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September 07, 2018
UnitedHealth Wins Challenge To Medicare Overpayment Rule
A D.C. federal judge on Friday rejected the federal government's view of when Medicare Advantage insurers have been overpaid, vindicating a UnitedHealth Group Inc. effort to boost industry profits and reduce potential False Claims Act liability.
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August 31, 2018
Health Care Cases To Watch In 2018's Home Stretch
Momentous developments in litigation involving Medicare Advantage, the Affordable Care Act and the False Claims Act are likely in the closing months of 2018. Here, Law360 runs through key health care cases to watch.
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January 01, 2018
Health Care Cases To Watch In 2018
Health care lawyers will kick off 2018 with a sprawling assortment of crucial cases to watch, including multibillion-dollar battles over Medicare reimbursement, Affordable Care Act spending and False Claims Act liability. Here are the key cases to watch in 2018.
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October 18, 2017
UnitedHealthcare Seeks Defeat Of Medicare Overpay Rule
UnitedHealthcare Insurance Co. asked a D.C. federal court Tuesday to snuff out a major regulation on Medicare Advantage overpayments, asserting that it unlawfully holds private insurers to tougher billing standards than it does the federal government.
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April 03, 2017
HHS Can't Duck UnitedHealthcare Overpayment Suit
A D.C. federal judge on Friday allowed UnitedHealthcare to continue its lawsuit challenging a federal rule governing Medicare Advantage overpayments, saying the insurer has sufficiently shown that the regulation affects it and that the court system is the only way to challenge it.
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May 12, 2016
HHS Rips UnitedHealth's 'Erroneous' Medicare Advantage Suit
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Thursday pressed a D.C. federal court to toss UnitedHealthcare's challenge to Medicare Advantage overpayment policies, labeling the insurer's legal attack incoherent and procedurally improper.
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February 01, 2016
UnitedHealthcare Targets Medicare Advantage Overpay Policy
UnitedHealthcare has launched a suit in D.C. federal court aiming to block government policies on the return of Medicare Advantage overpayments, arguing they unfairly hold private insurance plans to stricter audit standards than traditional Medicare.