Attorneys for patients and providers suing insurers over coverage of mental health and substance abuse treatment say the coronavirus pandemic is no longer a valid excuse to hold up litigation.
Some health insurers accused of failing to pay claims or using overly restrictive guidelines to deny benefits have cited Covid-19 in pushing for continued delays. But attorneys on the other side say their patients need court orders to stop what is persistent bad behavior by insurers, especially in the midst of a global pandemic that’s weighing on the mental health of Americans.
“I’ve had a lot of insurance companies ...
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