A New Jersey appeals court on Wednesday refused to overturn a settlement in a class action suit filed against a medical records company accused of overbilling patients for copies of their medical files.

The settlement, which provided that each class member was eligible to receive $4 as compensation, was challenged by one plaintiff who claimed she did not receive proper notice of the settlement because the notice was sent to her attorney and not directly to her.

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