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September 2011
Case in Point
Policyholders to be reimbursed for reduced medical payments
The class alleged that the insurer, its subsidiaries, and a claims-management company were liable for denying reasonable medical expenses in a predetermined manner. The plaintiffs’ claims included bad faith, unjust enrichment, fraud or deceit, and conspiracy to commit a tortious act. In re Farmers Med-Pay Litig.
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