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The case was then settled out of court for an undisclosed amount that was reported to be around $20 million. I know a medical malpractice attorney. He only ta
by yequalsx 9y ago
The case was then settled out of court for an undisclosed amount that was reported to be around $20 million.
I know a medical malpractice attorney. He only takes cases he is absolutely sure to win. The gray areas he leaves alone. It is in these gray areas that insurance companies mostly try to get away with paying claims.
What I wrote prior was not irrelevant. You have a naive view of how markets work in the U.S.
- rukittenme 9y agoIt is irrelevant. You're talking about oil spills in Nigeria. I'm talking about one specific health-care company in America. I don't care to hear your opinions on the market and how it operates. I also don't care to hear anecdotal testimony about your friend's business practices. It is a matter of public record when Aetna has been fined and when Aetna has been sued. It is trivial to research the subject. I'm not sure why we're still having this conversation. Aetna's P/E ratio is 50% higher than the market average which means its price (and therefore CEO bonus) are driven by future growth potential. Not profit "extracted" in the here and now.