The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday ruled that a woman fighting a hospital’s attempt to recover part of her personal injury settlement can obtain discovery about the hospital’s pricing arrangements with insurers.
As recounted in Monday’s ruling, the case is a dispute between Danielle Bowden and a Columbus hospital where she was treated after a July 2011 car wreck, in which she was a passenger in a rental car. Bowden, 21 years old at the time, did not have health insurance.
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