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A little-known state statute that allows an individual to recover damages for the theft of services is being used for the first time against a health insurer in a class action filed in Austin by a group of Texas physicians. Robert Provan says he came up with the idea of suing Cigna under the Texas Theft Liability Act because his clients kept telling him they felt like they were being robbed.
October 09, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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