Lynn v. Prudential Property & Casualty Insurance

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• holding that constitutional claim raised in cross-motion for summary judgment was not waived on appeal
• statute providing for peer review organization review was procedural rather than substantive and, thus, could be applied to medical bills payable pursuant to contracts entered into prior to effective date of statute
• statute providing for peer review organization review was procedural rather than substantive and, thus, could be applied to medical bills payable pursuant to contracts entered into prior to effective date of statute
• statute providing for peer review organization review was procedural rather than substantive and, thus, could be applied to medical bills payable pursuant to contracts entered into prior to effective date of statute
• obligation of contract not impaired by statute allowing insurer to challenge medical bills where medical services were rendered after the effective date of statute, even though policy had been issued prior to effective date of statute

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