Texas Managed Care Damage Recovery Law Has Not Brought Flood of Lawsuits

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4/19/2004: Texas Managed Care Damage Recovery Law Has Not Brought Flood of Lawsuits (Star-Telegram.com)

Excerpt: The message to Texas health plans was clear: If you wrongly refuse to cover patients' prescriptions, hospital stays or medical procedures, consumers harmed by those denials will have the state Legislature's go-ahead to sue. That was a landmark right in a 1997 law that made Texas the first state to make managed-care plans liable in court.

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