L.A. Law1986

Judge Whitney Baldwin:
I can certainly understand any insurance companies unwillingness to fund experimental radical treatment. Especially where proven medical options are available. But when there is only one option and the doctors are recommending that option, how can you even consider denying coverage based on the exclusionary language in the fine print of a contract?

Bill Castroverde:
Your Honor, the option you're talking about hasn't been approved by the FDA itself.

Judge Whitney Baldwin:
I don't give a damn about the FDA. They're not even doctors. The FDA is a government agency. People die waiting for government agencies to take action. He paid you a premium. You promise to cover him if he got sick. No matter what disease he got sick with. That's the spirit of this contract. Mr. Cashman, I am holding you to it.

[Judge Baldwin make the ruling and favor the plaintiff Mark Gilliam]

Judge Whitney Baldwin:
Judgment for Plaintiff. That's all.

[Congratulations to Mark Gilliam and he won helped from his friend Victor Sifuentes. Richard Cashman has to pay damages and Bill Castroverde is in shock]

Mark Gilliam:
Wow. I never thought it could happen.

Victor Sifuentes:
Me neither. Congratulations. He stuck it out and you won.

Mark Gilliam:
Thank you, Victor. You really. Thanks.

[Mark was hugged by his friend comfort by Victor]