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PEDIATRIC SPECIALTY CARE, INC. v. ARKANSAS DEP'T OF HUMAN SERV.

United States Eighth Circuit
Civil Rights, Government Benefits, Health Law
The Medicaid Act (Act) creates a federal right to early and periodic screening, diagnostic, and treatment services which is enforceable in a 42 U.S.C....
06/10/2002 01-3971

RAMIREZ v. BARNHART

United States Eighth Circuit
Administrative Law, Government Benefits, Labor & Employment Law
In appeal after denial of social security benefits, administrative law judge properly evaluated subjective complaints of back pain by requiring...
06/05/2002 01-2911

OLD BEN COAL CO. v. DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF WORKERS' COMP. PROGRAMS

United States Seventh Circuit
Administrative Law, Government Benefits, Health Law
Administrative Law Judge's decision, to reopen a claim and award benefits under the Black Lung Benefits Act, must be remanded for further...
05/31/2002 00-3222

CURDY v. DEP'T OF AGRIC.

United States Federal Circuit
Government Benefits, Labor & Employment Law
The Office of Personnel Management reasonably classified smoke jumpers' employment as intermittent, so that denial of retirement credit for nonwork...
05/30/2002 01-3332

DEMUTIIS v. US

United States Federal Circuit
Government Benefits, Labor & Employment Law
Department of Justice (DOJ) hearing officer did not have a duty to develop the record in support of a claim for death benefits under the Public Safety...
05/30/2002 01-5041

ZAMBRANO v. REINERT

United States Seventh Circuit
Constitutional Law, Government Benefits, Labor & Employment Law
Wisconsin Statute section 108.02(15)(k)(14), which applies to seasonal fruit or vegetable processing workers and their eligibility to receive...
05/29/2002 01-2724

GISBRECHT v. BARNHART

United States Supreme Court
Attorney's Fees, Government Benefits
42 U.S.C. section 406(b)(1)(A), authorizing that an attorney representing a Social Security claimant receive 25 percent of "past-due" benefits...
05/28/2002 01-131

BERNKLAU v. PRINCIPI

United States Federal Circuit
Administrative Law, Government Benefits, Injury & Tort Law
The Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims may, but is not required to, exercise jurisdiction to hear arguments not previously made before the Board of...
05/20/2002 00-7122

STEVENS v. PRINCIPI

United States Federal Circuit
Administrative Law, Government Benefits, Health Law
Where Board of Veteran's Appeals employed the wrong legal standard in determining whether a presumption, that appellant's condition was aggravated...
05/09/2002 01-7063

FRY v. SAENZ

California Court of Appeal
Administrative Law, Civil Rights, Education Law, Government Benefits
The "completion rule" under CalWORKS (Welfare & Institutions Code section 11200), which denies aid to children who will not complete high school...
05/08/2002 C038026

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