Health Republic Insurance Company v. US
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22-1018
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Nature of Suit:
125 Contract - Affordable Care Act
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October 11, 2024
Quinn Emanuel Gets Trimmed $92M Fee In ACA Cases
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP will get $92 million in fees from a $3.7 billion win in two class actions against the government over risk corridor payments under the Affordable Care Act, a U.S. Court of Federal Claims judge ruled Thursday, trimming the firm's renewed $185 million request.
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December 09, 2023
Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To 2023's Most Memorable Moments
A former BigLaw partner in his 30s made history by joining a preeminent circuit court, a former BigLaw partner in his 50s made waves by leaving the largest circuit, and a former chemist in her 90s made enemies by resisting a probe on the most specialized circuit. That's a small sample of the intrigue that flourished in 2023 throughout the federal appellate system, where diversity bloomed and controversy abounded.
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January 31, 2023
Fed. Circ. Nixes Quinn Emanuel's $185M Fee In ACA Cases
The Federal Circuit on Tuesday wiped out Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP's $185 million attorney fee award in $3.7 billion class litigation over the Affordable Care Act, following heated oral arguments in which an attorney for the firm was scolded for being "aggressive."
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December 05, 2022
Fed. Circ. Chief Judge Chews Out 'Aggressive' Quinn Atty
Things got heated at the Federal Circuit Monday morning after one judge accused a Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP attorney of being "aggressive" and not "respectful" while arguing that the firm deserved a $187 million payday for its role in securing $3.7 billion in settlements tied to Affordable Care Act-related litigation.
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April 01, 2022
Quinn Emanuel ACA Clients Urge Fed. Circ. To OK $184M Fees
A group of health care plan insurers represented by Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP have urged the Federal Circuit to affirm class counsel's $184 million attorney fee award for settlements totaling $3.7 billion that resolve litigation over so-called risk corridor payments under the Affordable Care Act.