
Judge Lucy H. Koh
Sutter Health Inc. and 3 million policy holders agreed to a $228 million settlement in a winding, 12-year antitrust battle accusing the company of abusing its market power to artificially inflate health care costs and policy premiums. Sutter "strongly disputed" the plaintiffs' claims in the settlement agreement and accompanying press release.
The dispute centered on the plaintiffs' claims that Sutter, the largest hospital system in Northern California, forced hea...
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