Eleventh Circuit questions Delrahim on precedent for reversing Blue Cross immunity

Ben Remaly

23 November 2020

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A federal appellate court has questioned the Department of Justice's antitrust chief on what precedent should guide its evaluation of whether Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida should be immune from an antitrust lawsuit brought by a rival insurance company.

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Eleventh Circuit questions Delrahim on precedent for reversing Blue Cross immunity

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