[pbw11]

Health care. Not health insurance.

[sincerelywithlove]

Franco Un-American.

[blackfire90]

Hahahahaha

[ironmike]

Anyone shocked? I love the company's response *sarcasm*

UnitedHealth Group has agreed to pay $69 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that alleged the company put its business relationship with Wells Fargo ahead of information the company's 401(k) plan was filled with low-performing target-date funds, according to court records.

A nurse working for UnitedHealth Group first filed the lawsuit in April 2021 against the company, its board of directors and members of the company’s investment committee. She alleged they breached their fiduciary duties under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act by continuing to offer the target-date funds managed by Wells Fargo Asset Management.

According to the proposed settlement, the plaintiff hired an expert who calculated potential damages ranging from approximately $276.1 million to $339.8 million.

The proposed agreement is the largest-ever ERISA settlement for alleged breach of fiduciary duty for failure to remove underperforming investment options, according to the Dec. 13 filing. The proposal comprises 20.3% to 25% of potential damages, "which is well within the range of settlement recoveries that have been approved in other ERISA class-action settlements."

A UnitedHealth Group spokesperson told Becker's in a statement, "Our 401(k) plan fiduciaries have always acted in the best interests of plan participants, and we strongly deny any allegations to the contrary. If approved by the court this settlement will enable all parties to put this matter behind them and move forward."

[Necrotic Bowel]

Now Luigi is going to become familiar the medical care in the US prison system

[heavenlystarr]

It was an assassination done by a sleeper cell..note the mk ultra backpack..authorities found a different colored backpack though.

[Kurlis]

Only really stupid people take pleasure and blame insurance CEO's for whatever. The real culprit is the architect of our healthcare system: Barack Obama. You think that stupid jerkoff Luigi would blame his hero? Not a chance.

[Tony76]

Now they're charging him with terrorism. That's strange, I thought people were charged with murder when they kill 1 person and get caught. Seems that they're going to lock him up and throw the key away while making an example out of him.

[houseoftechno]

Originally Posted by Tony76 ↗

Now they're charging him with terrorism. That's strange, I thought people were charged with murder when they kill 1 person and get caught. Seems that they're going to lock him up and throw the key away while making an example out of him.

It is terrorism if the person you kill is a Fortune 500 CEO. Oh my, that ought to quell the American animosity toward Big Bus/Pharm/Tech/Media/Etc.

[xxlappelduvidexx]

CEO for an insurance company in a country with a broken Healthcare system gets death threats all week, and decides to stroll around the city by himself. It's like he was asking for it.