in Re Crawford & Company, Crawford & Company Healthcare Management, Inc., Patsy Hogan and Old Republic Insurance Company

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• holding that the Act provides the exclusive procedures and remedies for common law causes of action based on allegations of deception, fraud, and misrepresentation
• holding that claimants could not recast their claims to avoid the exclusive jurisdiction of administrative agency
• holding that a party cannot waive a complaint regarding the trial court’s lack of subject-matter jurisdiction
• holding that party cannot waive complaint regarding trial court’s lack of subject-matter jurisdiction
• explaining that the doctrine of judicial estoppel cannot create subject-matter jurisdiction where it does not otherwise exist
• concluding “that a host of tort, contract, and statutory claims 5 could not go forward against the carrier in the trial court” absent exhaustion of administrative remedies

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