A UnitedHealth Group Inc. subsidiary lost its bid to overturn a $38 million judgment stemming from its $750 million acquisition of an independent insurer, when Delaware’s top court upheld a decision in favor of the insurer’s former investors.
The state’s justices affirmed a ruling for Delaware’s Chancery Court by Vice Chancellor Paul A. Fioravanti Jr., who denied a request by UnitedHealth unit Golden Rule Financial Corp. to keep using erroneous accounting practices that both sides had relied on in reaching the deal for USHealth Group Inc.
Justice James T. Vaughn Jr., writing for the Delaware Supreme Court, rejected Golden Rule’s ...
HELENA, Mont. — Three Montana health care providers have been arrested for claiming health services that were never provided. The Department of Justice's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit revealed over ...