The patients and providers leading the litigation effort dropped their case Oct. 4, three months after a federal judge declined to certify the case as a class action.
This is a huge victory for Aetna, which in 2012 agreed to settle the claims for $120 million. The insurer backed out of the deal in 2014 after the number of people opting out of the settlement exceeded an agreed-upon threshold.
The case involves Aetna’s reliance on the Ingenix database to determine ...
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