A recent Commonwealth Court decision rejecting a bid to secure insurance reimbursement rates put up a roadblock for lawyers seeking the information, but will not prevent discovery through subpoenas on a case-by-case basis, according to attorneys.

In a case involving Highmark, generally regarded as the biggest health insurance provider in Pennsylvania, a lawyer sought those figures, but the judges in a split decision said the state Insurance Department did not have to hand over the data.

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