In 2015, a California federal jury awarded Cave Consulting Group $12.3 million-plus in the company’s patent infringement case against OptumInsight, according to Law 360. The jury determined OptumInsight infringed on two of Cave Consulting’s patents, which measured physician efficiency and patient health risk categorization. The jury also rejected UnitedHealth’s counterclaim Cave Consulting infringed on UnitedHealth’s patent.
The federal circuit court’s March 21 decision wiped out the $12.3 million patent infringement verdict.
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