S.D. Florida· 3/2/2001

In Re Managed Care Litigation

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135 F. Supp. 2d 1253
2001 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7776
2001 WL 220108

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noting that there may be matters of dispute falling outside of the scope of the contractual agreements and concluding that the unjust enrichment counts could therefore proceed
recognizing the legitimacy of a quasi-contractual claim despite the existence of a contract because “there may be matters of dispute which are outside the scope of the contracts”
recognizing the legitimacy of a quasi- contractual claim despite the existence of a contract because “there may be matters of dispute which are outside the scope of the contracts”
finding no ERISA preemption based upon provider’s breach of contract and violations of Florida statutory law claims
“It is the duty of this Court to follow controlling Eleventh Circuit precedent unless there is a direct Supreme Court case on the particular issue in question holding to the contrary.”

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