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In 1999, Georgia passed a law allowing insureds to bring state tort claims against their managed health care providers. A Fulton County case may now put that law to the test for the first time. Plaintiff Theda Lee claims her husband died because her insurance refused to approve a surgical procedure that his doctor said was critical. She is suing for bad-faith denial of benefits, negligence and wrongful death.
September 05, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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