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Payment dispute settlement could cost Highmark $14 million
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, December 3, 2007
Pittsburgh-based health insurer Highmark Inc. has agreed to a $10 million settlement with a doctors group. The group had alleged unfair business practices against Highmark, and the total cost to Highmark could swell to $14 million or more once legal fees and other expenses are tallied.
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