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Best Buy Company, Inc., and XL Insurance America, Inc Missouri Cases

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best-buy-company-inc-and-xl-insurance-america-inc
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1
Top Practice Route
Civil Litigation
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Chesterfield Spine Center, LLC, appealed the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission's decision to dismiss its medical fee dispute as time-barred. Chesterfield argued that the Explanation of Bill Review was not a proper notice of dispute and raised several constitutional challenges to the relevant statute and regulation. The appellate court affirmed the Commission's decision, finding that the Explanation constituted a valid notice of dispute and that Chesterfield's constitutional challenges lacked merit, thus rendering the application for additional reimbursement untimely.