(L to R) Stephen Swedlow, Adam Wolfson and JD Horton at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
If the “risk corridors” created under the Affordable Care Act don’t immediately capture your attention, this likely will: $3.7 billion worth of recoveries obtained while working on contingency.
July 31, 2020 at 07:30 AM
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If the “risk corridors” created under the Affordable Care Act don’t immediately capture your attention, this likely will: $3.7 billion worth of recoveries obtained while working on contingency.
That’s what a Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan team led by partners Stephen Swedlow, J.D. Horton and Adam Wolfson secured in two judgments on July 23 from the U.S. Court of Federal Claims this week for 153 insurers participating in two class-actions against the federal government.
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