It is made known to the community of the State of Jalisco, specifically, of the natural or legal persons who have entered into an insurance contract for major medical or health expenses with Aba Seguros, a variable capital stock company, AON Life, Agent of Insurance, public limited company, Seguros Atlas, public limited company, Axa Seguros, public limited company with variable capital, Seguros Banorte Generali, public limited company with variable capital, Grupo Financiero Banorte, General de Salud, insurance company, public limited company, Grupo Nacional Provincial , stock market company with variable capital, Seguros Inbursa, Grupo Financiero Inbursa, Interacciones, stock company with variable capital, Grupo Financiero Interacciones, Mapfre Tepeyac, stock company, Metlife México, stock company, Metropolitana Compañía de Seguros, stock company, Seguros Monterrey New York Life, a variable capital stock company, Zurich Insurance Company, a stock company, as well as companies Merit insurance companies, which has been admitted for processing a collective action lawsuit in the strict sense, presented by Collective Actions of Sinaloa, civil association, based under file number 1/2019 of the index of the Second District Court in Administrative Matters Specialized in Economic Competition, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, with residence in Mexico City and jurisdiction throughout the Republic.

 

The collective action lawsuit in question originates from the commission of absolute monopolistic practices by the Santa Bernardette Group [1], Angeles Hospital Operator [2], Lomas Providencia Medical Unit [3], Terranova Hospital [4] , Sanatorio Versalles de Guadalajara [5] and Hospital de Especialidades Puerta de Hierro [6], all public limited companies with variable capital, and which were declared by resolution of August 29, two thousand and thirteen by the former Federal Competition Commission, today the Federal Commission of Economic Competition, estimating that those affected by such monopolistic practices were insurance companies and their clients in Guadalajara, Jalisco and the metropolitan area, who contracted major medical or health insurance.

 

In this regard, in accordance with the provisions of article 594 of the Federal Code of Civil Procedures, the affected community may adhere to said collective action, for which it is reported that the means of contact for any matter related to this matter may be reached to the plaintiff Collective Actions of Sinaloa, civil association, by email: info@acsinaloa.com