Sutter vs. the people
This attorney’s lawsuit could impact hospital care nationwide Attorney Richard Grossman represents a group of 1,500 health plans in a class-action suit against Sacramento-based Sutter…
Read MoreThis attorney’s lawsuit could impact hospital care nationwide Attorney Richard Grossman represents a group of 1,500 health plans in a class-action suit against Sacramento-based Sutter…
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