16th Advanced Forum on Managed Care Disputes and Litigation - DS by C5Group

MANAGED CARE Disputes and Litigation

May 1–2, 2025 | Embassy Suites by Hilton Chicago Downtown Magnificent Mile, Chicago, IL

Be part of the only MCO-specific conference for the health care industry’s legal community.

Distinguished Co-Chairs

Korey Harvey Vice President & Deputy General Counsel Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana

Alex Lucas Partner Reed Smith LLP

A Special Fireside Chat with:

Renee

Delphin-Rodriguez Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel

SCAN

Supporting Sponsors:

Associate Sponsors:

Engage with Top In-House Counsel from:

Aetna/CVSHealth

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana

What’s New for 2025

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma & Texas

Cigna Healthcare

Elevance Health

Florida Blue

SCAN

ĉ Managed Care State of the Union: The Politics and Policy of MCOs under a New Administration

ĉ Unpacking Loper Bright for the MCO Industry and Adjusting to a Post-Chevron World

ĉ How MCOs Can Leverage AI to Streamline Processes While Avoiding Regulatory Pitfalls

ĉ MCOs in the Public Eye: Improving Transparency and Public Perception

ĉ Mental Health Parity: Examining the Latest Rules, Challenges, and Confusion

Market Intelligence Sponsor:

At the dawn of a New Administration, the U.S. health insurance industry finds itself in the middle of a public relations crisis.

Recent events have precipitated a wave of cutting criticisms over plan coverage and the denial of patient claims. Time will tell what, if any, reforms are proposed under Trump 2.0 in response to concerns over plan practices.

In the year ahead, MCOs must work their way across a tightrope.

Plans will need to prepare to defend themselves in this new era of heightened public scrutiny because growing sentiments of anger and distrust could help fuel future litigation. At the same time, MCOs will need to act fast to repair reputational damage by identifying opportunities to improve transparency and accountability.

In addition, payors face strengthened mental health parity rules, the risk of litigation over the use of artificial intelligence and new provider lawsuits stemming from the No Surprises Act.

Navigate this rapidly evolving, and complex landscape, by attending ACI’s 16th Annual Advanced Forum on Managed Care Disputes and Litigation, in Chicago, this spring.

Join in-house lawyers and outside counsel for timely analysis and takeaways from recent policy, regulatory and legal developments, so that you can manage disputes more effectively and protect your organization in these tenuous times.

On May 1–2, 2025, forge ahead with focused discussions, designed to help MCOs:

ĉ Leverage AI while mitigating litigation risks—specifically as it relates to use for prior authorization and coverage decisions

ĉ Improve fraud investigations and recovery efforts through effective communication and collaboration across the business and with outside counsel

ĉ Examine the growing role of private equity in healthcare and its impact on payor-provider relationships

ĉ Prepare for and contribute to an efficient arbitration process with favorable outcomes

Users WHO YOU WILL MEET:

In-House Counsel and Business Executives from Managed Care Organizations, HMOs,and Insurance Companies specializing in:

• Litigation

• Risk management

• Claims/Strategic payments

• Payor relations disputes

Outside Counsel specializing in:

• Health plans

• Health litigation

• Managed care litigation

• Managed care contracting

• Payor disputes

SPEAKER FACULTY

CO-CHAIRS

Korey Harvey Vice President & Deputy General Counsel

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana

Alex Lucas Partner Reed Smith LLP

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Renee DelphinRodriguez Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel SCAN

SPEAKERS

David Bailey Vice President Clearwater Security

Reena Bajowala Shareholder Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Xavier Baker Principal Groom Law Group

Thomas Barker Partner Foley Hoag LLP

Melissa Bartlett Senior Vice President, Health Policy The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC)

Devin Cohen Partner Ropes & Gray LLP

Kathryn Cohen Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness

Richard Davis Partner Quarles & Brady LLP

Dorothy DeAngelis Senior Managing Director

Ankura

Ami ElShareif Counsel, Litigation and Investigations Humana

Helaine Fingold Member of the Firm Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.

Taylor Fleming Assistant General Counsel Florida Blue

Linn Freedman Partner Robinson & Cole LLP

Jonathan Herman Managing Member Herman Law Firm

Kirstin Ives Co-Founder Falkenberg Ives LLP

Christopher Keele Mediator and Arbitrator JAMS

David Kopans Partner

DLA Piper

Joseph Laska Partner

Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

Daniel Lyons Managing Senior Counsel, Legal Department

Aetna/CVSHealth

Michael Maddigan Office Managing Partner, Litigation, Arbitration, and Employment Hogan Lovells

Tyler Marshall Director Berkeley Research Group

Nathaniel Moore Partner Robins Kaplan LLP

Kaelan Nagle Managing Director Ankura

Adam Peltzman Deputy General Counsel, Executive Director Blue Cross Blue Shield Association

Adam Petitt Partner Robinson & Cole LLP

Anna Pletcher Partner O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Timothy Ribelin Partner Husch Blackwell LLP

Oren Rosenthal Deputy General Counsel

SCAN Group & SCAN Health Plan

Michael Shaheen Partner Crowell & Moring LLP

Michelle Skipper National Healthcare Vice President American Arbitration Association International Centre for Dispute Resolution

Jennifer Sokoler Partner O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Jennafer Tryck Senior Litigation Attorney Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Ray Walker Managing Counsel, Litigation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma & Texas

Lindsay Knutson Director Berkeley Research Group

Rochelle-Leigh (Shelley)

Rosenberg Partner Crowell & Moring LLP

Paul Weller Partner, Health Care Litigation Group Robins Kaplan LLP

Megan Wolf Partner Crowell & Moring LLP

Melissa Wong Partner Holland & Knight LLP

AGENDA AT A GLANCE

CONFERENCE DAY 1

Thursday, May 1, 2025

8:00 am Networking Breakfast and Registration

9:00 am Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs

9:10 am Managed Care State of the Union: The Politics and Policy of MCOs Under a New Administration

10:00 am Unpacking Loper Bright for the MCO Industry and Adjusting to a Post-Chevron World

10:45 am Extended Networking Break

11:15 am Ready or Not Here AI Comes: How Can MCOs Use Artificial Intelligence to Streamline Processes While Avoiding Regulatory Pitfalls

12:00 pm Networking Luncheon

1:15 pm AI Usage on Care Determinations and Pending Lawsuits

2:15 pm Analyzing the Aftermath of Change Healthcare Cyberattack: Top Takeaways for MCOs One Year Post Breach

3:00 pm Networking Break

3:15 pm Okay, Maybe a Few Surprises: An Analysis of Activity Surrounding the No Surprises Act After Texas Medical

4:00 pm ‘Ask an Arbitrator’ Returns: Reviewing Realtime Questions on Arbitration Dos, Don’ts and Best Practices

5:00 pm Day 1 Concludes to Networking Cocktail Reception

CONFERENCE DAY 2

Friday, May 2, 2025

8:00 am Networking Breakfast and Registration

9:00 am Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs

9:05 am Keynote Fireside Chat

9:45 am Examining the Latest Rules, Challenges, and Confusion over Mental Health Parity

10:30 am Networking Break

10:45 am Fraud and Abuse Case Review: The Biggest Takeaways from a Year of Evolving Guidance and Enforcement

11:15 am Spotlight on MCO SIUs: How to Effectively Collaborate to Address Emerging Fraud and Abuse Concerns

12:00 pm Networking Luncheon

1:15 pm A New World of MCO Integration? Examining Potential Shifts in Antitrust Enforcement Priorities Under the New Administration

2:00 pm Star-Crossed: Examining the Latest Litigation Stemming from the Drop Star Ratings for Medicare Advantage Plans

2:45 pm Networking Break

3:00 pm 340B Drug Payment Remedy: Examining the Impact on Medicare Advantage Plan Rates and Contracts

3:45 pm Private Equity Healthcare Investment: Understanding Increased Oversight and the Impact on MCOs

4:30 pm Closing Remarks from the Co-Chairs and Conference Concludes

DAY ONE

Thursday, May 1, 2025

8:00 Registration and Networking Breakfast

9:00 Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs

Korey Harvey Vice President & Deputy General Counsel Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana

Alex Lucas Partner Reed Smith LLP

9:10

Managed Care State of the Union: Politics and Policy of MCOs Under a New Administration

Assessing the first 100 days of the Trump administration, our panelists examine the actions taken thus far and what they expect to come down the pipeline in the next hundred days and beyond impacting managed care.

Some of the themes to be explored include:

• Examining what Trump 2.0 means for Medicare and Medicaid programs

• Anticipating the impact on the regulatory landscape

• Assessing what the agency nominations and appointments could portend for future action

10:00

Helaine Fingold Member of the Firm

Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.

Michael Maddigan

Office Managing Partner, Litigation, Arbitration, and Employment Hogan Lovells

Moderator:

Jonathan Herman

Managing Member

Herman Law Firm

Unpacking Loper Bright for the MCO Industry and Adjusting to a Post-Chevron World

In June 2024, the Supreme Court overturned 40 years of precedent through its decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo which overruled the doctrine of Chevon deference. Chevron had directed courts to defer to an agency’s reasonable interpretation of any ambiguity in a law under that agency’s jurisdiction. We are just beginning to feel the effects of this ruling and will likely be dealing with the fallout for years to come.

In this session, we will explore the immediate aftershocks and examine the road ahead, covering topics such as:

• Overview of the Supreme Court ruling in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo that upended 40 years of precedent and fundamentally changed our understanding of the Administrative Procedure Act

• Analyzing the immediate fallout of this decision and discussing what challenges have thus far been brought against previously established rules and regulations

• Investigating what the decision and its fallout could mean for guidance and rules issued to clarify and bolster the Inflation Reduction Act, Affordable Care Act, Antikickback Statute, Mental Health Parity and more

• Anticipating and preparing for ongoing and forthcoming disputes

• Exploring which jurisdictions are likely to be more or less friendly to existing statute and government interpretation

Xavier Baker Principal Groom Law

Thomas Barker Partner

Foley Hoag LLP

Jennifer Sokoler Partner O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Moderator: Adam Peltzman

Deputy General Counsel, Executive Director Blue Cross Blue Shield Association Media Partner

11:15 Ready or Not Here AI Comes: How Can MCOs Use Artificial Intelligence to Streamline Processes While Avoiding Regulatory Pitfalls

• Defining and distinguishing artificial intelligence from other advanced digital tools

• Assessing how AI is currently supporting the efficient management of complex tasks in health plan administration

• Deciphering the latest regulation, legislation, and guidance around the use of AI and emerging technologies in healthcare

• Understanding what we have learned over the past year and examining the pain points as MCOs implement artificial intelligence

» Examining how MCOs have gone about successfully employing technology in processes for MCOs without running afoul of the latest regulations

• Analyzing litigation and court rulings establishing precedent or scope of AI

» Assessing litigation risk based on what we’ve learned about AI usage

» Overseeing third party use of AI

12:00 Networking Luncheon

1:15

AI Usage on Care Determinations and Pending Lawsuits

Join us for a conversation on the use of artificial intelligence in care determinations. During this panel, we will explore:

• Determining how big a role AI should play in the claim authorization process

• Examining pending litigation around the use of AI and algorithms in the prior authorizations

• Interpreting the latest guidance from CMS and other government agencies

Linn Freedman Partner Robinson & Cole LLP

Lindsay Knutson Director Berkeley Research Group

• Overview of Change incident

• Impact on healthcare industry

• Update on what has happened in response a year later

• Vendor breaches and risk mitigation

• Federal regulator notifications (SEC, HIPAA)

• Litigation update

Dorothy DeAngelis Senior Managing Director Ankura

Melissa Wong Partner Holland & Knight LLP

Reena Bajowala Shareholder Greenberg Traurig, LLP

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2:45 Networking Break

3:00 Okay, Maybe a Few Surprises: An Analysis of Activity Surrounding the No Surprises Act After Texas Medical

• Analyzing the latest decision by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals upholding a district court ruling vacating QPA instructions

• Predicting the next cause of action in the protracted battle between payors and providers surrounding the NSA

• Exploring the latest developments in the IDR process

» When should providers bring actions to enforce the IDR award?

• Peeling back the veil on the arbitration process

» Breaking down the arguments most often made in these cases and revealing the most successful and unsuccessful tactics

» Dissecting the fallout from the Texas Medical decisions

» What guidance can be expected from the CMS following the Texas Medical decision

Alex Lucas Partner

Reed Smith LLP

Ray Walker Managing Counsel, Litigation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma & Texas

Adam Petitt Partner

Robinson & Cole LLP

4:00 ‘Ask an Arbitrator’ Returns: Reviewing Realtime Questions on Arbitration Dos, Don’ts and Best Practices

In addition to its role in the IDR process under the No Surprises Act, arbitration plays a part in countless MCO disputes. Back by popular demand, this interactive panel, our experts will answer all the questions you’ve been afraid to ask! Topics will include:

• Understanding how the arbitration selection process works

• What is in-house counsel looking for? What is firm counsel looking for?

• What are the pros and cons to arbitrations with just one arbitrator versus an arbitration panel?

• Determining which disputes belong in arbitration and which belong in court

• Providing guidance around the true finality of an arbitration decision

5:00 Day 1 Concludes to Networking Cocktail Reception

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8:00 Registration and Networking Breakfast

9:00 Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs

Korey Harvey Vice President & Deputy General Counsel Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana Alex Lucas Partner Reed Smith LLP

9:05 Keynote Fireside Chat

Renee Delphin-Rodriguez

Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel

9:45

Moderator: Korey Harvey

Vice President & Deputy General Counsel

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana

Examining the Latest Rules, Challenges, and Confusion Over Mental Health Parity

In September 2024, the government issued “Final Rules under the MHPAEA,” strengthening federal laws on mental health parity requirements. As of January 1, plans cannot use NQTLs for mental health and substance use disorder benefits that are more restrictive than the predominant NQTLs as compared to medical and surgical benefits. In this session, we will dig deeper into the new rules and explore topics such as:

• Dissecting the new final rules from HHS, DOL, and Treasury and analyzing the early results from their implementation

• Interpreting how mental health, substance abuse, gender-affirming care, and other MHPAEA priorities are being evaluated

• Discussing the latest enforcement priorities under the new administration

• Understanding what the available guidance says and figuring out how to comply

• Providing updates from litigation in the 5th, 9th, and 10th Circuit courts

» Ryan S. v. UnitedHealth Group and E.W. v. Health Net Life Insurance Co.

» Examining Circuit courts findings on pleading standards in MHPAEA cases

• Assessing how mental health, substance abuse, gender-affirming care, and other MHPAEA priorities are being evaluated in view of recent cases

Joseph Laska Partner

Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

Kathryn Cohen

Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness

Melissa Bartlett

Senior Vice President, Health Policy

The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC)

Moderator: Jennafer Tryck

Senior Litigation Attorney Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

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SCAN

10:30 Networking Break

10:45 Fraud and Abuse Case Review: The Biggest Takeaways from a Year of Evolving Guidance and Enforcement

• Analyzing the latest litigation, particularly cases on the 2nd and 9th Circuits

• Examining the Justice Department’s action against Independent Health and DxID for fraud towards the Medicare Advantage program

• Deciphering the last year of shifting fraud and abuse enforcement priorities and regulatory guidance pertaining to MCOs

Taylor Fleming Assistant General Counsel Florida Blue

Michael Shaheen Partner Crowell & Moring LLP

Timothy Ribelin Partner Husch Blackwell LLP

11:30 Spotlight on MCO SIUs: How to Effectively Collaborate to Address Emerging Fraud and Abuse Concerns

• Exploring the role of internal Special Investigations Units (SIUs) in addressing fraud and abuse

» Examining how the volume of cases with law enforcement is leading to more active SIUs

• Identifying opportunities for the SIU to work with in house legal teams and outside counsel more effectively

» Detailing the impact of resourcing and different in-house structures on investigations

• Supporting defensive legal efforts with SIU leads

• Exploring perspectives on when to bring outside counsel into the investigation

» Assessing the value of having outside involved early to vet leads

• Determining whether to risk mitigate or pursue a lead

• Analyzing recent trends in fraud and billing schemes uncovered by SIUs

» How do SIU findings parallel government investigations into the healthcare industry?

• Examining litigation trends

» Plan sponsor plaintiffs

» Pushback on pre-payment review

12:15 Networking Luncheon

Daniel Lyons Managing Senior Counsel, Legal Department Aetna, a CVS Health Company

Nathaniel Moore Partner Robins Kaplan LLP

Moderator: Kaelan Nagle Managing Director Ankura

Good event, moves at the right pace, good mix of plans and outside counsel.”

This has historically been the best conference in Managed Care.”

1:15

A New World of MCO Integration? Examining Potential Shifts in Antitrust Enforcement Priorities Under the New Administration

• Evaluating the healthcare antitrust landscape

» How much direct competition is required to invite antitrust scrutiny from the authorities?

» What specific items are government agencies looking at when considering whether to further scrutinize a deal?

• Analyzing the premerger filing and clearance statutes in various states across the country

• Examining ongoing litigation as well as recent court decisions

» What can we glean from the ongoing Federal Trade Commission v. U.S. Anesthesia Partners case

» How closely are you going to be watching Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems v. State of Oregon, a challenge to a new state law strictly regulating health care mergers

• Discussing the important of being extremely meticulous in all company communications when discussing any possible deal

• Dissecting new types of vertical integration and how they are being scrutinized (i.e. clearinghouses, pharmacy benefits, etc...)

2:00

Ami ElShareif Counsel - Litigation and Investigations Humana

Megan Wolf Partner

Crowell & Moring LLP

Moderator: Anna Pletcher Partner

O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Star-Crossed: Examining the Latest Litigation Stemming from the Dip in Star Ratings for Medicare Advantage Plan

Over the last few years CMS has changed the methodology it uses to calculate MA plan star ratings. These changes have made it more difficult for plans to achieve ratings that will result in quality bonus payments. Plans have been steadily, and successfully launching lawsuits against CMS, in response.

• Analyzing the latest in litigation and fallout from Medicare Advantage star ratings system lawsuits

» Elevance Health v. Xavier Becerra resulted in a partial win for Elevance Health, ruling HHS violated the Administrative Procedure Act

Tyler Marshall Director

Berkeley Research Group

Oren Rosenthal Deputy General Counsel SCAN Group & SCAN Health Plan

» Centene, UnitedHealth, and Humana lawsuits against the HHS aiming to challenge their star ratings

• Determining when to litigate over low star ratings

• Projecting potential reforms by CMS to address industry concerns over the current star ratings methodology

3:00 340B Drug Payment Remedy: Examining the Impact on Medicare Advantage Plan Rates and Contracts

• Examining the latest updates around the 340B Program and how they factor into government sponsored MCO plans

• Overview of CMS’ 340B remedy rule for payment cuts

• Examining how this will impact existing contracts between MA plans and 340b hospitals

• Anticipating future impacts on MA rates

• Analyzing how the latest HHS rules on the 340B Administration Dispute Resolution process are being put into practice

• Updating the latest litigation following AHA v. Becerra

Rochelle-Leigh (Shelley) Rosenberg Partner

Crowell & Moring LLP

Richard Davis Partner

Quarles & Brady LLP

» Following Eli Lilly and Company v. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, challenging enforcement and regulatory actions requiring manufacturers to offer discounted prescription drugs to contract pharmacies

• Dissecting recent and ongoing disputes and preparing for the next round of litigation

Investment: Understanding Increased Oversight and

While private equity is not an entirely new entrant into the healthcare space, increased scrutiny and oversight across the managed care industry has led many to question how big a role PE should have in healthcare. This session will cover:

• Examining recent legislative, and regulatory developments impacting private equity in healthcare

» Understanding why Governor Newsom vetoed a bill that would have required PE funds and hedge funds to obtain consent before entering in healthcare transactions

» Examining proposed legislation in Pennsylvania that aims to impose notification requirements on healthcare facilities, systems or providers engaging in certain healthcare transactions

» Stalled legislation in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Oregon

• Assessing whether scrutiny over private equity in healthcare will be as stringent under the Trump administration

» Anticipating potential shifts in FTC enforcement priorities and what this could mean for private equity firms exploring opportunities in healthcare

• Investigating how private equity firms are impacting providers and their relationships with MCOs

» Pinpointing where disputes could bubble up

Devin Cohen Partner Ropes and

Paul Weller Partner, Health Care Litigation Group Robins Kaplan LLP

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Supporting Sponsors

Ankura Consulting Group is an independent global expert services and advisory firm delivering end-to-end solutions to manage conflict, crisis, performance, risk, strategy, and transformation. With over 2,000 professionals servicing 3,000+ clients across 55 countries, Ankura’s collaborative approach protects, creates, and recovers value. Ankura’s healthcare disputes, compliance, and investigations professionals routinely serve as testifying and consulting experts in litigation and arbitration matters involving financial, operational, and clinical issues across the full spectrum of the healthcare industry.

Crowell’s team of healthcare practitioners around the country draws on decades of experience to deliver quality counsel and industry leadership on the most significant issues in the field. We represent many of the nation's leading healthcare managed care organizations, providers, non-profits, vendors, digital health companies, and manufacturers. We also work closely with Crowell Health Solutions, our strategic consulting firm focused on helping clients advance their digital health, health equity, and value-based healthcare products and services.

BRG combines world-leading academic credentials with world-tested business expertise purpose-built for agility and connectivity, which sets us apart—and gets you ahead.

At BRG, our top-tier experts include experienced industry leaders, renowned academics, and leading-edge data scientists. Together, they bring a diversity of proven real-world experience to economics, disputes, and investigations; corporate finance; and performance improvement services that address the most complex challenges for organizations across the globe.

At BRG, we don’t just show you what’s possible. We’re built to help you make it happen.

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Gibson Dunn is a leading global law firm, advising clients on significant transactions and disputes around the world.

Our exceptional teams craft and deploy creative legal strategies that are meticulously tailored to every matter, however complex or high-stakes. With more than 2,000 lawyers, spanning 21 offices worldwide and dozens of practice areas, we operate as a unified whole. Our work is distinguished by a unique combination of precision and vision. We forge deep partnerships with our clients—helping them face tough challenges with courage and thrive in unprecedented times.

Market Intelligence Sponsor

With offices in six States, Herman Law Firm (est. 2016) exclusively represents health plans in managed care litigation and regulatory compliance matters. Herman Law Firm is deeply immersed in the nuance of today's healthcare environment and is often on the leading edge of litigated issues.

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