Ariz. Appeals Court: Vendor-Reviewed Bills Standard in Workers' Comp Industry

 Wednesday, September 22, 2010

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The Arizona Court of Appeals has affirmed a 2008 Maricopa County Superior Court decision that SCF Arizona paid a "reasonable amount" to two ambulatory surgical centers, rejecting their argument that SCF violated state law by using a bill reviewer to recommend what to pay.
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