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| Description | Date | Docket # |
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PHARM. RESEARCH & MFRS. OF AM. v. THOMPSONUnited States DC Circuit
Drugs & Biotech, Government Benefits, Health LawVarious challenges to the "Michigan Best Practices Initiative," a low-cost state prescription drug coverage program, were properly rejected. |
04/02/2004 | 03-5117, 03-5118 |
YOUNG v. BARNHARTUnited States Seventh Circuit
Government Benefits, Labor & Employment LawThe ALJ's residual functional capacity assessment was flawed, as it failed to account for the evidence regarding disability claimant's problems... |
04/02/2004 | 03-1545 |
BARNETT v. BARNHARTUnited States Eighth Circuit
Government Benefits, Labor & Employment LawDecision to deny disability benefits based on wrist injury is affirmed, as evidence supports finding claimant could perform her past occupations as a... |
04/01/2004 | 03-3294 |
HARDMAN v. BARNHARTUnited States Tenth Circuit
Administrative Law, Government Benefits, Labor & Employment LawALJ failed to apply the correct legal standards in assessing claimant's allegations of disabling pain. Denial of benefits is reversed and remanded. |
03/30/2004 | 03-7056 |
PEOPLE v. GARCIACalifornia Court of Appeal
Administrative Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Government BenefitsCollateral estoppel bars the state from prosecuting a person for welfare fraud who has been exonerated in administrative proceedings. |
03/26/2004 | C043590 |
STRONGSON v. BARNHARTUnited States Eighth Circuit
Government Benefits, Health Law, Labor & Employment LawALJ's determination of claimant's residual functional capacity incorporated the relevant medical evidence, and his credibility analysis of her... |
03/23/2004 | 03-2370 |
LONG TERM CARE PHARMACY ALLIANCE v. FERGUSONUnited States First Circuit
Drugs & Biotech, Government Benefits, Health LawProviders such as pharmacies do not have a private right of action, under two subsections of the Medicaid Act, to challenge state reimbursement rates... |
03/17/2004 | 03-1895 |
CARRADINE v. BARNHARTUnited States Seventh Circuit
Government Benefits, Health LawIf pain is disabling, the fact that its source is purely psychological does not disentitle the applicant to benefits. Because the ALJ failed to... |
03/12/2004 | 02-4318 |
SNEAD v. BARNHARTUnited States Eighth Circuit
Government Benefits, Health LawIn reviewing the Social Security Commissioner's decision to revoke claimant's disability benefits where alcoholism was a material factor in the... |
03/11/2004 | 03-2430 |
MOODY v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Government Benefits, Military LawThe Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims committed legal error in requiring the veteran to "undebatably" establish that he filed an informal claim for... |
03/10/2004 | 03-7119 |
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