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In another major victory for HMOs, a federal judge dismissed a class action suit accusing an insurer of violating ERISA by failing to tell its members about financial incentives for doctors who limit the care they provide. Saying automatic full disclosure places an undue burden on insurers that would result in an effective amendment of ERISA, the court refused to permit the action to go forward.
November 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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