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District Court Finds No Mental Health Parity Violation, Despite Offending Plan Provisions Thomson Reuters / EBIA ![]() Dec. 3, 2021 "Although this case illustrates the uphill road faced by plan participants alleging MHPAEA violations, it also serves as a warning of the costly litigation expenses that a plan may face due to allegations of a parity violation -- especially when the plan's coverage standards differ between medical/surgical and mental health benefits." [Christine S. v. Blue Cross Blue Shield of N.M., No. 18-874 (D. Utah Oct. 14, 2021)] |
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