A New York federal judge has granted preliminary approval to a $350 million settlement of a class action alleging United Healthcare shortchanged 21 million patients and doctors on reimbursements for medical claims. Plaintiffs lawyers would get up to 25 percent of the settlement in fees. The chief question following the judge's approval is whether the settlement will lead toward a resolution of similar class actions in New Jersey against Aetna Health and Cigna Insurance.
December 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A federal judge in New York has granted preliminary approval to a $350 million settlement of a class action alleging United Healthcare Corp. shortchanged 21 million patients and doctors on reimbursements for medical claims.
Plaintiffs lawyers would get up to 25 percent of the settlement in fees.
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