The lawsuits center on claims that CBH and United Behavioral Health worked with fellow defendant Viant to short payments for claims related to substance use and mental health treatment. A group of patients brought two of the suits, while a group of behavioral health providers launched the other two. "The day of reckoning for them is coming and we are confident that the court is going to see that and help us put an end to the way that they are ripping off consumers, providers and employers all around this country," Matthew M. Lavin, an attorney for the plaintiffs, told Law360 on Friday. 下载