Daniel Gatti, a Salem, Ore., lawyer filed a class action suit on behalf of four plaintiffs against
The filing, made to the United States District Court for the District of Oregon, says that when the plaintiffs suffered injuries, they sought “reasonable and necessary medical care, which USAA promised to pay for. However, plaintiffs’ medical treatment was then wrongfully denied by USAA on the basis of fraudulent file reviews in order to deprive plaintiffs, and those like them, of their medical treatment and thereby save USAA money at the expense of servicemen and women, and their families.”
USAA denies the allegations. INN reached USAA spokesperson, Paul Berry, who reiterated the comments he provided the San Antonio Express:
“We pay all reasonable, necessary and accident-related bills,” Berry said. “That doesn't mean we pay all bills. If you had injuries or you received some treatment that had nothing to do with (an auto) accident, we're not going to pay those bills.”
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