A bid to force health care providers into a defendant class fizzled before a Florida appellate court unwilling to rope in potentially thousands of companies and subject them to damages without their participation in the litigation.
The Fourth District Court of Appeal Wednesday upheld certification of a plaintiffs’ class challenging fees charged for medical records for insurance claims. But it cited due process concerns in refusing to allow insurance clients to wedge medical providers and companies that handle their records requests into a defendant class.
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