how would you present this information on 3 powerpoint slides The lawsuit was filed by a 23-year-old college student named Gillen Washington, who suffered from a rare immune disorder known as Common Variable Immune Deficiency (CVID). He claimed that Aetna had wrongfully denied him coverage for an infusion of intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) when he was 19, which was a necessary treatment for his condition. During the lawsuit, a former medical director for Aetna, Dr. Jay Ken Iinuma, made a deposition stating that he did not personally review patients' medical records when deciding to approve or deny care. Instead, he followed the recommendations of Aetna's nurses who reviewed the records. This admission raised serious questions about Aetna's practices and led to an investigation by the California Department of Managed Health Care. The lawsuit resulted in a $25 million verdict against Aetna. The jury found that Aetna acted recklessly and that its decision to deny coverage was a factor in causing harm to Washington. This case brought significant attention to the practices of insurance companies, particularly the process of how they approve or deny care. It highlighted the need for transparency and accountability in the health insurance industry