Feb. 27, 2026
Opt-out providers sue Blue Cross Blue Shield over antitrust claims
Opt-out providers sued Blue Cross Blue Shield in Northern California, alleging affiliates continue anticompetitive market allocation and boycott practices despite a 2024 $2.7 billion settlement, violating federal antitrust laws.
A group of opt-outs from Blue Cross Blue Shield's $2.7 billion antitrust settlement in 2024 sued the health insurance association in Northern California federal court Wednesday, alleging it continues to engage in anticompetitive activity.
The Healthcare Justice Coalition, American Physician Partners and NES America, all represented by King & Spalding LLP, sued the insurance association for allegedly engaging in anticompetitive practices. Blue Cross Blue Shield has a differ...
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