Blue Cross Blue Shield to pay $2.67 billion settlement. Who will see a check?

Live 5 News WCSC
Blue Cross Blue Shield is paying $2.67 billion in a class action settlement, with eligible customers receiving approximately $333 per claim.

Summary

Blue Cross Blue Shield has agreed to a $2.67 billion settlement from a class action lawsuit filed in 2013, which alleged antitrust violations leading to higher premiums and fewer customer options. The settlement involves approximately 6 million claims, with eligible customers receiving around $333 per claim. Payments began this month, though claim filings were required by November 5, 2021. The case was settled in 2020, avoiding a final court verdict.

(Source:Live 5 News WCSC)

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