Kernrechtsfrage
Whether a private insurer can be treated as an 'obsiegende beschwerdeführende Person' under Art. 61 lit. g ATSG and receive party compensation in a social insurance appeal.
Extrahierter Entscheid
Yes. A private insurer acting to protect its private-law business interests is included and is not excluded merely because it is an insurer.
Extrahierte Begründung
The cost-free nature of social insurance proceedings does not justify denying compensation to a successful appellant who is not acting as a public-law implementing body. Art. 61 lit. g ATSG must be read consistently with Art. 68(3) BGG; the decisive point is whether the party exercises public tasks, which the appellant did not in this context.