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Abira Medical Laboratories, LLC v. Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut et al
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March 11, 2026
Anthem Beats Lab's $1.9M ERISA Payment Demand
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut has prevailed in a medical laboratory's $1.9 million contract and ERISA lawsuit over allegations the insurer refused to pay for out-of-network tests.
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August 07, 2025
Anthem Seeks Exit From Lab's $3.8M Insurance Suit
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut again asked a federal judge to let it out of a lab's $3.8 million suit alleging the company failed to pay 3,000 insurance claims for medical tests, arguing that the lab's second amended complaint didn't make up for the deficiencies that got most of the first one dismissed.
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July 03, 2025
Anthem Dodges Most Claims In Lab's $3.8M Insurance Suit
A federal judge has dismissed a lab's $3.8 million suit against Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut over nearly 3,000 unpaid insurance claims related to medical testing, finding the majority were barred by anti-assignment provisions, ERISA preemption and contractual time limits.
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December 06, 2024
Anthem Wants Testing Lab's $3.8M Suit Axed Or Split Up
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut has asked a federal court to toss a testing lab's lawsuit seeking $3.8 million for allegedly unpaid bills, arguing that batches large and small of the more than 3,000 unpaid claims were preempted by federal law, filed years too late or barred from being assigned to the lab to collect.
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July 22, 2024
Anthem Blue Cross Wants Lab's $3.8M Suit Tossed
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut has asked a federal judge to toss a medical lab's lawsuit seeking nearly $3.8 million from it for refusing to pay for or underpaying for lab work and COVID-19 tests, arguing the claims are "baseless."
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May 15, 2024
Anthem Blue Cross Owes $3.8M For COVID Tests, Lab Says
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut should be forced to pay nearly $3.8 million for medical laboratory work, including COVID-19 tests, that the insurer either denied, underpaid or failed to acknowledge, according to a federal lawsuit by a New Jersey-based company with facilities in Pennsylvania.