This article details the monumental Florida court ruling in Complete Care v State Farm (October 21, 2025), which offers a significant legal weapon for healthcare providers, including chiropractors, to combat insurance company abuse. The conflict arose after State Farm unilaterally halted payment on all claims submitted by Complete Care, a network that includes chiropractic services, alleging fraud based on the clinic’s "delayed collection of deductibles and coinsurance". Complete Care countered that they required signed contracts and collected 86% of copays, a better percentage than most clinics.

Judge Paul Huey determined that State Farm had issued an illegal private mandatory injunction without court approval or probable cause, which he ruled was necessary before trampling a citizen's rights. Furthermore, State Farm exacerbated the issue by sending "Breach Letters" to patients, instructing them that State Farm would not pay their claims. In an unprecedented move, the judge issued an injunction against State Farm, requiring them to immediately stop denying Complete Care claims, cease sending the detrimental Breach Letters, notify affected patients to pay their copays/deductibles, and settle all outstanding claims. This decision treats the frequent private injunctions issued by major insurers like State Farm and Allstate as illegal, establishing a vital legal precedent that the entire chiropractic profession can utilize to fight similar abuses.