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How a Landmark Healthcare Antitrust Case Could Affect Inland Empire Providers, Employers, and Patients

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By Matthew M. Lavin, Jennifer Scullion, Hunter Shkolnik
| Inland Empire Business Journal Verified
Amid a surge of corporate theft nationwide, U.S. Continental Marketing, Inc. has initiated trade secret litigation against SGS North America, Inc. alleging misappropriation of proprietary and confidential chemical formulations that may cost U.S. Continental millions of dollars.
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What the MultiPlan MDL Tells Us About Rebrands During Litigation | JD Supra

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By Nestor Galarza, Shayna Sacks, Hunter Shkolnik
| JD Supra
When a company faces mounting public scrutiny, especially in high-stakes litigation, it sometimes does what any crisis playbook might suggest: change the name. It’s not a financial reset. It’s a reputational one, and a strategy frequently used to deflect public ire even if the underlying legal claims remain unchanged. Case in point: MultiPlan’s transformation into Claritev in February 2025.
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Pricing Algorithms Help Insurers and Harm Patients | JD Supra

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By Hunter Shkolnik, Nestor Galarza
| JD Supra
The healthcare industry grapples with a pervasive issue of providers overcharging insurers for medical procedures performed on their patients. To combat this, insurers have turned to MultiPlan—a data analytics firm that dramatically reduces insurers’ payments to out-of-network providers. However, this seemingly beneficial solution has the consequence of shifting the financial burden onto patients, who are then billed for the difference.
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