Chatham Surgicore, Ltd. v. Health Care Service Corp.

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• finding that podiatric facility stated a claim for promissory estoppel by alleging that insurer promised to pay charges when it verified coverage
• “promises of future conduct, even if made without a present intention to perform, do not constitute fraud”
• promissory estoppel was established when the parties had a common intention that the plaintiff's patients were covered under the insurance policy and then the defendant declined payment
• promissory estoppel was established when the parties had a common intention that the plaintiff's patients were covered under the insurance policy and then the defendant declined payment
• promissory estoppel was established when the parties had a common intention that the plaintiff’s patients were covered under the insurance policy and then the defendant declined payment

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