June 06, 2018
A Washington federal judge found Tuesday that an exclusion for "wilderness programs" in a Microsoft Corp. health plan didn't doom a 16-year-old's proposed class action alleging the company wrongly denied coverage for mental health and substance abuse treatment, though he tossed the youth's breach of fiduciary duty claims.
May 02, 2018
A 16-year-old asked a Washington federal court not to throw out his proposed class action that alleges Microsoft Corp's health plan improperly denied coverage for mental health and addiction therapy called "wilderness programs," saying the plan's language forced it to cover medically necessary treatment from licensed providers.
April 03, 2018
Microsoft Corp. told a Washington federal court Monday that a putative class action asserting its health care plan improperly denied coverage of certain treatment services called "wilderness programs" should be tossed, arguing the plaintiffs had flipped their argument and were ignoring the plan's plain language.