Blue Cross Blue Shield has reached a settlement for a lawsuit and is sending $2.67 billion worth of checks. Here's who's eligible for the checks.

Payments stemming from a $2.67 billion settlement related to a class action lawsuit against insurance company Blue Cross Blue Shield are likely to arrive soon.

A class-action lawsuit was filed against Blue Cross Blue Shield in 2013, alleging that the company broke antitrust laws by limiting market competition.

Blue Cross Blue Shield payments to about 6 million people are set to go out more than two years after the health insurer reached a $2.67 billion settlement with subscribers. Notices of payments to claimants are being emailed on a rolling basis, according to an update on the BCBS settlement website.

If you’re in the market for a Medicare Advantage plan, you might consider Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicare Advantage and UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans. While both have a large provider network and provide extra benefits you won’t find with Original Medicare,

Plaintiffs' lawyers behind a pending $2.8 billion class action antitrust settlement with Blue Cross Blue Shield on Sunday asked a federal judge in Alabama for more than $754 million in legal fees and expenses for their work on the case,

Blue Cross Blue Shield’s affiliates currently have enrolled 4.6 million people in its Medicare Advantage plans.