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Florida's 4th District Court of Appeal has given a Jupiter, Fla., man the go-ahead to pursue a tort lawsuit against his late wife's HMO on a common-law theory that, if successful, could offer a powerful new weapon against health maintenance organizations. The court held that Gilbert Greene can argue in court that the HMO was guilty of bad faith in denying coverage of a novel bladder treatment for Greene's late wife, Lise.
February 23, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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