Surfside victim fighting health insurance company again

A Surfside man who lost his daughter and son-in-law in the building collapse disaster is, once again, fighting a court battle against his health insurance company. Pablo Langesfeld has stage four pancreatic cancer. A judge already ruled the Oscar Insurance Company must cover an expensive medication, but the Oscar is relitigating the case. Last April, Langesfeld thought his fight against Oscar was over when the jury, and a month later, Judge Migna Sanchez-Llorens, ruled in his favor. “No one should have to go through this,” a very frail Langesfeld said at the time. Last December, Oscar denied coverage for a combination drug therapy called Avmapki-Fakzynja, which costs a staggering $48,500 every three weeks. Langsfeld appealed, was denied three times, so as a last resort, filed a lawsuit, went to court, and won. But Oscar’s attorneys went back to court today, asking the same judge to overturn her own ruling, which, at the time, they did not appeal. “But they’re still u