I’ve been skeptical about the argument that UHC made major changes to be more pro-consumer after the shooting. So I am very curious what the case is based on here.
Honestly, I thought the first lawsuit was a publicity stunt but blackrock doesn’t seem like the type, so maybe there is something to this.
They did temporarily approve more cases shortly after the death. They certainly didn’t make major changes though, and I think it’s back at the status quo now.
I’ve been skeptical about the argument that UHC made major changes to be more pro-consumer after the shooting. So I am very curious what the case is based on here.
Honestly, I thought the first lawsuit was a publicity stunt but blackrock doesn’t seem like the type, so maybe there is something to this.
They did temporarily approve more cases shortly after the death. They certainly didn’t make major changes though, and I think it’s back at the status quo now.