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A Philadelphia judge has certified a class of lawyers in a suit that alleges a company that receives records from Pennsylvania hospitals charged them rates in excess of the maximums permitted under the state's Medical Records Act. The judge denied the motion to certify a proposed class of personal injury plaintiffs on whose behalf the attorneys had sought the records in question, finding that any client claims would necessarily be derivative of the lawyers' claims.
July 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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