Legal Question in Insurance Law in Missouri

My mother had cancer a year ago and the doctors insisted that she have her ovaries removed. The insurance company refused to pay for the procedure because they said they rather try other treatments first. The "other treatments," which I'm not sure what they were or if there even were any, failed. A few days ago she had to have a hysterectomy due to cysts that had formed and ruptured in her ovaries. When the biopsy came back the test results were positive for cancer. We have yet to find out if the hysterectomy took care of the cancer, or if we will now be battling the remnants of ovarian cancer. If she isn't clear of cancer after the hysterectomy and the doctors say that this could have been prevented by having the hysterectomy a year ago, will she have a case against her insurance company?

Asked on 8/18/12, 11:54 am

M. Scott Montgomery the montgomery law firm llc

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If she still has cancer, please contact me and we will invesgtigate the case and see if there is a claim to be made.

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Answered on 8/21/12, 11:38 am

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