German Health Insurer Lawsuit at the Social Court of Berlin

The German Social State on Trial 

German Health Insurer Lawsuit at the Social Court of Berlin 

February 21, 2026

Introduction to the Statement of Claim 

February 21, 2026

How IKK Classic Artificially Created the Insolvency Estate’s Mass Deficiency 

February 21, 2026

A real‑time record of the German health insurer lawsu­it (Case S 71 KR ²²⁰²⁄₂₄) befo­re the Social Court of Berlin.
This time­line docu­ments only offi­ci­al pro­ce­du­ral steps: filings, court noti­ces, insurer actions, and judi­cial developments.

Timeline

• Why This Documentation Is Public-The plain­ti­ff recei­ved access to the admi­nis­tra­ti­ve file, which con­tai­ned miss­ing docu­ments, incom­ple­te notes, and absent medi­cal records. Since social courts are public courts and the social sta­te requi­res trans­pa­ren­cy, the enti­re case is docu­men­ted step by step, wit­hout interpretation.
• 04 May 2025—A lawsu­it was filed at the Social Court of Berlin against the sta­tu­to­ry health insurer IKK Classic.
  The lawsu­it argues that the eco­no­mic and phy­si­cal des­truc­tion of the plain­ti­ff was the result of five inter­lin­ked actions by the German sta­tu­to­ry health insurer IKK Classic: the arti­fi­ci­al crea­ti­on of mass defi­ci­en­cy, mani­pu­la­ted accoun­ting and con­cea­led assets, the unlawful con­ti­nua­tion of the pro­cee­dings, and a medi­cal­ly indu­ced des­truc­tion of health that ulti­m­ate­ly eli­mi­na­ted the plaintiff’s abili­ty to work. The fil­ing fur­ther sta­tes that IKK Classic issued con­tri­bu­ti­on demands based on the very dama­ge it hel­ped crea­te and sus­pen­ded bene­fits imme­dia­te­ly after the admi­nis­tra­ti­ve dis­pu­te was trans­fer­red to the Social Court—without wai­ting for the court’s decision.
• All refe­ren­ced evi­dence is docu­men­ted in the Social Court file S 71 KR ²²⁰²⁄₂₄ and lis­ted in the Document Archive.