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Jury Awards $500 Million Damages in Hepatitis Case
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The $500 million jury award to two persons getting hepatitic C as a result of "unsafe practices" at the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada. The jury decision for punitive damages was made against Health Plan of Nevada for $270 million, and Sierra Health Services for $230 millon in Clark County District Court in Las Vegas. The plaintiffs argument was that the insurers paying the health care provider had a responsibility to monitor the quality assurance of providers in its network.
The Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada
04/10/2013
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Jury Awards $500 Million Damages in Hepatitis Case
Wall Street Journal 04/10/2013
The Health Plan of Nevada and Sierra Health Services, UnitedHealth units assessed $500 million in a Nevada jury verdict
04/10/2013
The jury verdict in Clark County District Court in Las Vegas is based on the argument that the insurer had the responsibility to check and monitor unsafe practices followed by health providers in its network. Two persons were infected with Hepatitis C at the clinic, Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada.
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Jury Awards $500 Million Damages in Hepatitis Case
Wall Street Journal 04/10/2013
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