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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
DRAPEAU v. MASSANARIUnited States Tenth Circuit
Government BenefitsUnder Listing 11.11, the listing impairment for anterior poliomyelitis, 20 CFR Part 404, Subpart P, App. 1 11.11, an administrative law judge may not... |
06/12/2001 | 00-4074 |
IN RE: ALIESSA v. NOVELLOCourt of Appeals of New York
Constitutional Law, Government Benefits, Health Law, Immigration LawSocial Services Law Sec.122 violates the United States and New York Constitutions by denying Medicaid benefits funded solely by the State to... |
06/05/2001 | 1 No. 76 |
PLY v. APFELUnited States Eighth Circuit
Government BenefitsWhere Administrative Law Judge's residual-functional-capacity findings mirrored the medical evidence, denial of benefits was supported by substantial... |
05/31/2001 | 00-3226 |
ROBERSON v. PRINCIPIUnited States Federal Circuit
Government BenefitsOnce a veteran submits evidence of a medical disability and of unemployability, the VA must consider total disability based upon individual... |
05/29/2001 | 00-7009 |
PAGTER v. MASSANARIUnited States Ninth Circuit
Government BenefitsA federal worker's retirement annuity under the Civil Service Retirement System is a "pension" under 20 CFR 404.408a(a) for purposes of determining... |
05/21/2001 | 99-16619 |
CASILANG v. OFFICE OF PERS. MGMT.United States Federal Circuit
Government BenefitsPetitioner's indefinite, excepted appointment remained indefinite, excepted and excluded from the Civil Service Retirement Act after the issuance of... |
05/18/2001 | 01-3098 |
HUNT v. MASSANARIUnited States Eighth Circuit
Government BenefitsWhere a hypothetical question posed to a vocational expert fails to adequately account for claimant's borderline intellectual functioning, the case... |
05/16/2001 | 00-2487 |
DOOLITTLE v. APFELUnited States Eighth Circuit
Administrative Law, Government BenefitsThe existence of a nonexertional impairment makes it incumbent on the Administrative Law Judge to call a vocational expert to determine whether there... |
05/14/2001 | 00-2797 |
ULSTER HOME CARE, INC. v. VACCOCourt of Appeals of New York
Constitutional Law, Government Benefits, Health LawNew York's Medicaid reimbursement rate regulation for providers of personal care services is not unconstitutionally vague. |
05/10/2001 | 3 No. 59 |
PEOPLE v. RUBINCourt of Appeals of New York
Constitutional Law, Government Benefits, Health LawThe public charge provision of New York's Medicaid reimbursement regulation, 18 NYCRR 505.14(h)(7)(ii)(a)(1) is unconstitutional as applied to a... |
05/10/2001 | 3 No. 60 |
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