Clarkson Secures $250 Million Settlement in Landmark AI-Focused False Advertising Class Action against Apple
Clarkson Secures $250 Million Settlement in Landmark AI-Focused False Advertising Class Action against Apple
Many people are out and about checking toys off the list for the holidays. But in doing so, it’s important to keep in mind which ones are going to be the safest for your children.
A new class-action case argues Humana improperly uses artificial intelligence when it decides whether to pay for post-acute care for Medicare Advantage patients.
Clarkson Law Firm filed a class-action lawsuit in the Western District of Kentucky against Humana Healthcare, the fourth-largest healthcare provider in the country, for their alleged illegal use of an artificial intelligence program to deny and shortchange valid patient claims.
For years, vital decisions about who got medical care coverage took place in back offices at health insurance companies. Now, some of those life-altering decisions are being made by artificial intelligence programs.
Post-acute care algorithm allegedly comes up short 90% of the time
Health insurer UnitedHealthcare is facing a class action alleging it used an artificial intelligence algorithm to wrongfully deny coverage to elderly people for care under their Medicare Advantage health policies.
UnitedHealth Group Inc (UNH.N), opens new tab uses an artificial intelligence algorithm that systematically denies elderly patients’ claims for extended care such as nursing facility stays, according to a proposed class action lawsuit, opens new tab filed on Tuesday.
Clarkson Law Firm might’ve dropped its initial privacy suit against OpenAI and Microsoft Corp., but the firm’s managing partner Ryan Clarkson said the firm remains resolute in its mission to vindicate clients’ rights.
Clarkson Law Firm filed a federal class action lawsuit in US District Court for the District of Minnesota against United Healthcare, the largest and most profitable health insurance provider in the nation.
Water beads are a popular children’s toy — what’s not to like about colorful little orbs that look like candy and expand to twice their size when exposed to water?