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It was a vicious back-and-forth over who was truly evil — the big bad insurance company, refusing to pay for desperately needed addiction treatment for vulnerable patients? Or the greedy, manipulative treatment provider, milking those vulnerable patients for every last cent it could wring out of their insurers, then kicking them to the curb when benefits ran out?

In the battle between now-defunct Sovereign Health/Dual Diagnosis of San Clemente and insurance giant Health Net, the insurer won.

Big.

After a trial that lasted some seven weeks, the jury took about a day to decide that Sovereign/DD and its erstwhile CEO Tonmoy Sharma acted with “malice, oppression or fraud,” and that Health Net proved Sharma violated the Racketeering Influence and Corrupt Organization Act.

Sovereign and Sharma must pay Health Net just shy of $45 million in damages and interest, said the jury in Los Angeles Superior Court, where the case was tried.

Health Net, apparently not eager t