Rejecting objections from nearly a dozen medical societies, a judge has approved a class action settlement that requires Horizon Blue Cross to reform reimbursement policies affecting most of New Jersey's doctors. The societies had argued that the settlement is a sweetheart deal for Horizon because it does not include cash payments to doctors. And they argued it provided too large a fee, $6.5 million, to the plaintiffs class action counsel, Eric Katz of Mazie Slater Katz & Freeman.
February 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Rejecting objections from nearly a dozen medical societies, a judge has approved a class action settlement that requires Horizon Blue Cross to reform reimbursement policies affecting most of New Jersey’s doctors.
The societies had argued that the settlement, tentatively approved last October, is a sweetheart deal for Horizon because it does not include cash payments to doctors.
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