Almont Ambulatory Surgery Center, LLC et al v. UnitedHealth Group, Inc. et al
Case Number:
2:14-cv-03053
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Firms
- Dorsey & Whitney
- Hochman Salkin
- Hooper Lundy
- Kashfian & Kashfian
- King & Spalding
- Law Offices of Kamille Dean
- Liebert Cassidy
- O'Melveny & Myers
- Sheppard Mullin
- Walraven & Westerfeld
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February 27, 2017
Surgery Centers Lose DQ Bid After 'Being Cute' With Judge
A California federal judge emphatically rejected surgery centers' second attempt to disqualify a judge overseeing their sprawling litigation alleging UnitedHealth and others owe the clinics for weight-loss surgeries, abruptly ending a hearing Monday after excoriating the centers' attorney for "being cute" and not answering questions.
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February 23, 2016
Doctor Loses Bid For DQ Of Judge In UnitedHealth Suit
A California federal judge on Tuesday refused to dismiss a peer from hearing a case between a former doctor and UnitedHealth over the responsibility of insurers to pay for weight-loss surgeries under employer health plans, saying the ex-doctor's recusal efforts are based on "tortured reasoning."
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February 19, 2016
Records Show US Atty Knows Recusal Rules, Court Told
A former physician being sued by UnitedHealth as part of larger litigation over whether the insurer must pay for certain surgeries under employee health plans told a California federal court Thursday that he has proof an assistant U.S. attorney knows he must recuse himself from cases before his brother, a federal judge.
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February 09, 2016
UnitedHealth Out Of Ammo To Fight Judge DQ Bid, Court Told
A former doctor embroiled in litigation with UnitedHealth over the responsibility of insurers to pay for weight loss surgeries under worker health plans told a California federal court Monday that the insurer has no "valid rationale" to respond again to his push for disqualification of a judge.
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February 05, 2016
UnitedHealth Accused Of Deceiving Court In Lap-Band Suit
An ex-physician being sued by UnitedHealth as part of larger litigation over whether the insurer must pay for certain weight-loss surgeries under employee health plans told a California federal court Friday that the insurer committed fraud on the court when it opposed his attempt to disqualify the judge.
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February 03, 2016
Calif. Judge's Brother No Bother, UnitedHealth Says
A California federal judge shouldn't be recused from a suit over whether UnitedHealth must pay for lap-band weight loss surgeries under employee health plans because his twin brother, an assistant U.S. attorney, didn't have a role in the government's limited intervention in the case, the insurer said Tuesday.
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February 01, 2016
Ex-Doc Wants Gov't Attys DQ'd In UnitedHealth Lap-Band Suit
An ex-physician being sued by UnitedHealth as part of larger litigation over whether the insurer must pay for certain weight-loss surgeries under employee health plans asked a California federal court Friday to disqualify and sanction intervening government attorneys, saying they improperly disclosed that he's under investigation for tax evasion.
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April 22, 2014
Surgery Centers Blast United For Nixing Lap-Band Payments
Ten surgery centers blasted UnitedHealth Group Inc. for systematically refusing to pay for morbidly obese patients' lap-band surgeries even after approving the treatments under their employer-provided health care plans, according to a suit moved to California federal court on Monday.