Texas § 1467.085 EFFECT OF ARBITRATION AND APPLICABILITY OF OTHER LAW.

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§ 1467.085 — EFFECT OF ARBITRATION AND APPLICABILITY OF OTHER LAW.

Texas § 1467.085

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 1467.085 (2026).

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Sec. 1467.085. EFFECT OF ARBITRATION AND APPLICABILITY OF OTHER LAW.

(a)Notwithstanding Section 1467.004 , an out-of-network provider or health benefit plan issuer or administrator may not file suit for an out-of-network claim subject to this chapter until the conclusion of the arbitration on the issue of the amount to be paid in the out-of-network claim dispute.

(b)An arbitration conducted under this subchapter is not subject to Title 7, Civil Practice and Remedies Code.

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Sec. 1467.085. EFFECT OF ARBITRATION AND APPLICABILITY OF OTHER LAW. (a) Notwithstanding Section 1467.004 , an out-of-network provider or health benefit plan issuer or administrator may not file suit for an out-of-network claim subject to this chapter until the conclusion of the arbitration on the issue of the amount to be paid in the out-of-network claim dispute.
(b) An arbitration conducted under this subchapter is not subject to Title 7, Civil Practice and Remedies Code.

Unitedhealthcare Insurance Company Unitedhealthcare of Texas, Inc. v. Acs Primary Care Physicians Southwest, P.A. Hill County Emergency Medical Associates, P.A. Longhorn Emergency Medical Associates, P.A. Central Texas Emergency Associates, P.A. Emergency Associates of Central Texas, P.A. Emergency Services of Texas, P.A.

(Texas Supreme Court, 2023)