In an extended legal battle on behalf of a healthcare provider, we obtained a recent award of partial summary judgment for our client. There are millions of dollars of uncollected sums due to our client from the insurer, who has maintained a variety of defenses throughout the litigation.
We attacked the main defense of the insurer in extensive court filings. We contended that, prior to a change in the law, an insurer could not force a medical provider to attend multiple “examinations under oath” and could not withhold payment for failure to attend. The court agreed with our position, dismissing the insurer’s main defense in the case.
Evan S. Schwartz
Founder of Schwartz, Conroy & Hack
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