Jason C.Wright

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Los Angeles + 1.213.243.2810

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Jason Wright helps health care providers resolve problems both before litigation starts and once in litigation. Jason has represented health care providers to ensure health plans and other payors appropriately reimburse providers. He has also defended providers in a variety of cases involving antitrust claims and allegations that providers engaged in fraudulent reimbursement requests.

Recently, Jason represented a hospital system in California in a substantial antitrust matter regarding providers' contract terms, and which the Firm successfully resolved with a favorable settlement. Other recent matters include litigation and arbitrations on behalf of Dignity Health (now Common Spirit) and Prime Healthcare regarding the appropriate level of reimbursement for out-of-network care. He has also pursued claims against health plans for breach of contract and statutory violations.

In addition, Jason has first chaired numerous trials for pro bono clients. He has litigated domestic violence restraining orders through trial, including obtaining a three-year order of protection for one client. He volunteered through the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office and prosecuted criminal misdemeanor matters through trial. He also obtained a directed verdict for a client who was wrongfully accused of assault and battery.

Experience

  • Client obtains complete victory in criminal and civil wiretapping mattersIn December 2012 and March 2013, Jones Day obtained summary judgment for a pre-eminent LA based entertainment firm in two cases seeking to hold the firm liable for the wiretapping activities of Hollywood celebrity private investigator Anthony Pellicano, who was retained for several cases in which the client was counsel.
  • Abercrombie defeats putative class action under California's UCL and CLRAJones Day defended Abercrombie & Fitch in a case alleging that Abercrombie's gift card redemption policies violated California's Unfair Competition Law and Consumer Legal Remedies Act.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland obtains dismissal of certain claims pending in Thornburg bankruptcy caseJones Day obtained dismissal of 22 out of 31 claims for The Royal Bank of Scotland Plc that were filed by the Chapter 11 Trustee in the chapter 11 case of Thornburg Mortgage, Inc.
  • Sprint and Clearwire agree to unlimited 4G mobile WiMAX serviceJones Day represented Sprint Nextel Corporation ("Sprint") in the Fall of 2011 with respect to the out-of-court restructuring and equity raise of Clearwire Corp. and Clearwire LLC (collectively "Clearwire").
  • Pakistani immigrant gains permanent restraining order against abusive ex-husbandJones Day Los Angeles represented a 23-year-old Pakistani woman, who was a victim of verbal and physical abuse by her husband over the course of two years following an arranged marriage in Pakistan.
  • Chloé SAS, Alfred Dunhill Limited, Officine Panerai AG, Montblanc-Simplo GmbH, Cartier International, and Lange Uhren GmbH obtain favorable pre-trial rulings in trademark infringement rowOn behalf of six luxury brand plaintiffs, Chloé SAS, Alfred Dunhill Limited, Officine Panerai AG, Montblanc-Simplo GmbH, Cartier International, and Lange Uhren GmbH, Jones Day obtained multiple favorable pre-trial rulings for plaintiffs in an action alleging contributory trademark infringement and counterfeiting by the second largest B2B website.
  • California prisoner wins preliminary injunction against California state prison in religious discrimination actionClient and California state prisoner William Rouser initiated this civil rights lawsuit 17 years ago against the California Department of Corrections ("CDCR"), seeking access to his Wiccan bible, necessary religious supplies, and time for group worship.
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    April 2024 Commentary

    California Health Care Providers to Face Greater Headwinds as State Implements Health Care Cost Targets

    January 2021 Alert

    Health Insurer Secures Judgment Against Health Care Provider for Alleged False Claims

    December 2017 External Publications

    Procedural Rules Drive Class Action Case Law, Los Angeles & San Francisco Daily Journal

    June 2017 External Publications

    Ruling Limits Ability to Appeal Class Cert Denial, Los Angeles & San Francisco Daily Journal

    December 2016

    Class Actions: Year in Review, Los Angeles Daily Journal

    November 2013 Commentary

    California Supreme Court Recognizes Concepcion Requires Reversal of Sonic-Calabasas but Continues to Display Skepticism Toward Arbitration

    July 11, 2013 External Publications

    Returning removal control to defendants, Los Angeles Daily Journal

    June 18, 2009 External Publications

    At Your Service? Ruling Makes It Too Easy to Serve Foreign Corporations, Los Angeles Daily Journal

    May 2009 External Publications

    Merchants Must Be Aware of Potentially Mishandled Credit Card Information, Privacy & Data Security Law Journal

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