Minnesotans can expect checks soon from 2020 Blue Cross settlement
Thousands of Minnesotans who filed claims in a class-action lawsuit against
The multistate collection of health insurers under the
The health insurer created a
In a regulatory filing last year,
Payouts are expected to average
The
Apart from the settlement with consumers,
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