Health Care & Hospital Law
Jan. 21, 2010
Court OKs Insurer's Rescission
A woman who sued Blue Shield of California for canceling her medical coverage after discovering she had a preexisting condition was rebuffed by a state court of appeals this week, making her the second high-profile plaintiff to hit a wall trying to prove her insurer acted in bad faith.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A woman who sued Blue Shield of California for canceling her medical coverage after discovering she had a preexisting condition was rebuffed by a state court of appeals this week, making her the second high-profile plaintiff to hit a wall trying to prove her insurer acted in bad faith.
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