"Whoever loses is going to go to Circuit Court ... in the next week or two," said United Healthcare attorney Scott Livingston.
Company officials met with the board at a special meeting to argue that the contract should go to them.
In July the school board tried to switch from CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield to United Healthcare, only to be blocked by several employee unions that said the move violated the terms of their contracts.
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