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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
GALLEGOS v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Government BenefitsBecause 38 C.F.R. section 20.201, a VA regulation setting minimum requirements for a notice of disagreement (NOD), is not procedurally defective,... |
03/15/2002 | 01-7037 |
IN THE MATTER OF WHITECourt of Appeals of New York
Government BenefitsA corrections officer is not required to prove that performance of his job duties caused or contributed to his disability in a substantial degree in... |
03/14/2002 | 3 No. 18 |
IN THE MATTER OF FABERCourt of Appeals of New York
Government BenefitsUnder General Municipal Law section 207-a(2), "amounts received" includes both base pension benefits and supplemental entitlements received pursuant... |
03/14/2002 | 4 No. 26 |
STANLEY v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Administrative Law, Attorney's Fees, Government Benefits38 U.S.C. section 5904(c) was designed to allow attorneys' fees in connection with proceedings to reopen a claim on the grounds of new and material... |
03/14/2002 | 01-7017 |
LOPEZ v. WASHINGTON MUT. BANK, INC.United States Ninth Circuit
Banking Law, Civil Procedure, Government BenefitsBank's practice of using directly deposited Social Security and SSI benefits to offset overdrafts runs afoul of 42 U.S.C. sections 47(a) and... |
03/14/2002 | 01-15303 |
NEWMARK v. PRINCIPIUnited States Third Circuit
Attorney's Fees, Civil Rights, Government Benefits, Labor & Employment LawThe Equal Access to Justice Act provides for different types of fee awards in 28 U.S.C. Sections 2412(b) and 2412(d), and because the cap on fees is... |
03/13/2002 | 01-1809 |
PENNSYLVANIA PHARMACISTS ASS-N v. HOUSTOUNUnited States Third Circuit
Civil Procedure, Government Benefits, Health LawPlaintiff pharmacists and pharmacists' association, as Medicaid providers (as opposed to Medicaid recipients), may not bring an action under 42 U.S.C.... |
03/13/2002 | 00-1898 |
SCATES v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Attorney's Fees, Government BenefitsWhere a veteran entered into a contingent fee arrangement with his attorney, then terminated the lawyer's representation prior to the successful... |
03/13/2002 | 01-7033 |
BROWN v. BARNHARTUnited States Eighth Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsA district court lacks statutory authority under sentence four, 42 U.S.C. section 405(g), to remand a case to the Commissioner of Social Security for... |
03/07/2002 | 01-2688 |
BETH B. v. VAN CLAYUnited States Seventh Circuit
Education Law, Government BenefitsA school district's placement of a severely mentally and physically challenged child into a special education class did not violate the Individuals... |
03/05/2002 | 01-3673 |
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