Roughly $8 Million
Health Insurance denial of medically necessary treatment.
Case Results
“I’m happiest when I’m fighting for justice against big companies that think they’re untouchable.” –Scott Glovsky
$4.65 Million
Glick/Chase v. Anthem Blue Cross. Anthem Blue Cross sued for denying ABA and to children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Anthem agrees to pay 4.65 million to reimburse families with children with ASDs for ABA.
$4 Million
Confidential. General areas addressed: wrongful death; health insurance; insurer-required premature hospital discharge; procedures and policies; nursing home treatments; elder abuse; health insurance coverage; physician recommendations; and discharge policies and procedures.
$3 Million
Confidential. General areas addressed: health insurance; mental health coverage; Mental Health Parity Act; procedures and policies; health insurance coverage; physician recommendations; eating disorders, and discharge policies and procedures.
Roughly 2.5 Million
Health Insurance Bad Faith
$2 Million
Confidential. General areas addressed: health insurance; treatments and procedures for special needs child; health insurance coverage; Mental Health Parity Act; physician and medical provider recommendations; and medically necessary treatments and procedures.