Blue Cross Blue Shield will soon begin paying out $2.67 billion to customers follow a years-long lawsuit alleging that the health insurance giant broke antitrust laws. The litigation began ...

Blue Cross Blue Shield will soon begin paying out $2.67 billion to customers follow a years-long lawsuit alleging that the health insurance giant broke antitrust laws. The litigation began in 2013 ...

An update on the Blue Cross Blue Shield settlement's website stated that it reached a $2.67 billion settlement with its subscribers, and funds are finally expected to be d istributed to about six ...

Blue Cross Blue Shield will distribute $2.67 billion to about 6 million subscribers following a 2013 antitrust lawsuit. The lawsuit alleged that BC/BS plans illegally agreed not to compete with ...

Two and a half years after Blue Cross Blue Shield reached a $2.67 billion settlement with its subscribers, funds finally are expected to be distributed to about 6 million people.

This isn't the only large-scale settlement Blue Cross Blue Shield has reached in recent months. It also has agreed to pay $2.8 billion to providers, including health systems and physicians.

Though Blue Cross Blue Shield agreed to create a $2.67 billion settlement fund, only $1.9 billion remains available for payout after deducting attorney fees, administration expenses and other ...

A $2.8 billion settlement has been reached in the latest update of a Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) antitrust lawsuit. The latest settlement explicitly relates to health care providers ...

This isn't the only large-scale settlement Blue Cross Blue Shield has reached in recent months. It also has agreed to pay $2.8 billion to providers, including health systems and physicians.

The settlement ended litigation that began in 2013 when a class-action antitrust lawsuit was filed against more than 35 Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance plans, including Highmark.