The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review an appellate court ruling in an antitrust lawsuit filed by Pittsburgh-based West Penn Allegheny Health System, according to a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette report.
WPAHS claims UPMC and insurer Highmark colluded to stifle competition in health treatment and insurance. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sent the case to Judge Arthur J. Schwab for review, but UPMC wants the nation's highest court to address the decision.
Read the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette report on the antitrust lawsuit against UPMC.
Read more coverage on the West Penn Allegheny Health System – UPMC lawsuit.
- Appeals Court Reinstates West Penn Allegheny Antitrust Suit Against UPMC, Highmark
- West Penn's Lawsuit Against UPMC, Highmark Dismissed
WPAHS claims UPMC and insurer Highmark colluded to stifle competition in health treatment and insurance. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sent the case to Judge Arthur J. Schwab for review, but UPMC wants the nation's highest court to address the decision.
Read the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette report on the antitrust lawsuit against UPMC.
Read more coverage on the West Penn Allegheny Health System – UPMC lawsuit.
- Appeals Court Reinstates West Penn Allegheny Antitrust Suit Against UPMC, Highmark
- West Penn's Lawsuit Against UPMC, Highmark Dismissed