Managed Care Litigation Trends: Insights from Payer and Provider Perspectives (On-Demand Webinar)
Date: 09/30/25
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Overview: Managed care litigation continues to evolve rapidly, with courts, regulators, and arbitrators reshaping the landscape in ways that directly impact payers, providers, and patients. This 60-minute webinar examines significant litigation trends, with insights from a provider-side litigator, a payer-side litigator, and a moderator offering expert analysis and context. The panel explores:
• ERISA benefit disputes: judicial rulings on medical necessity, wilderness program exclusions, and mental health parity under the MHPAEA.
• Antitrust developments: claims brought by providers challenging alleged unlawful pricing agreements and reimbursement practices targeting out-of-network services.
• Coverage disputes under the ACA: emerging decisions upholding patient rights, including cases involving gender-affirming care.
• Procedural defenses in payer-provider disputes: the latest on exhaustion of remedies, anti-assignment clauses, and estoppel arguments.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand recent case law and regulatory developments in managed care litigation and assess their implications for payers, providers, and patients.
- Evaluate how procedural defenses are being applied in payer-provider disputes and identify practical strategies for leveraging or responding to these defenses.
- Apply insights from payer, provider, and expert perspectives to anticipate emerging litigation risks, strengthen compliance and contracting practices, and better position stakeholders for success in disputes and negotiations.
Speaker Information:
Jonathan Herman, Managing Member, Herman Law Firm
Jennifer Simmen Lewin, Counsel, King & Spalding
Moderator Information:
Evelien Krijnen Hall, Senior Managing Consultant, BRG
Credit Information:
CLE: The maximum number of credits available for ON DEMAND is 1.0 for a 60-minute state and 1.2 for a 50-minute state. Please note that the availability of credits may vary from state to state. This self-study course will be available for purchase for approximately one year after the recording date, but state rules on duration of eligibility for CLE-credits differ, so please check with your state before purchasing self-study offerings.
CPE: CPE credits are not available for on-demand.
For additional information, please visit the AHLA Continuing Education page.