DOJ settles market allocation suit with Michigan hospital

Pallavi Guniganti

12 February 2018

An aerial view of Allegiance Health (Credit: Dale Fisher)

The Department of Justice last week settled its lawsuit against a Michigan hospital that claimed an agreement to allocate geographic and service markets was not per se illegal, after three other hospitals declined to defend against the government’s allegations.

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