all - Opinion Summaries

HENRY SCHEIN, INC. v. STROMBOE

Class Actions, Cyberspace Law, Health Law
Because plaintiffs who purchased faulty dental practice management software products failed to demonstrate, as Rule 42(b)(4) requires they must, "that...

PRATO-MORRISON v. DOE

Family Law, Health Law
Where the plaintiffs filed suit to determine whether genetic material they deposited at a fertility clinic had made its way into defendant's twins,...

CONANT v. WALTERS

Constitutional Law, Health Law
Order permanently enjoining the federal government from either: 1) revoking a physician's license to prescribe controlled substances; or, 2)...

GARCIA v. COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO

Government Benefits, Health Law, Injury & Tort Law
The collateral source rules of Government Code section 985: 1) support the trial court-s decision to deny reimbursement of a Medi-Cal lien; 2) are not...

HUNTINGTON HOSP. v. SHALALA

Administrative Law, Health Law
In this challenge to the payment determinations for Medicare reimbursement of hospitals, the government is directed to recalculate the challenged...

HACEESA v. US

Health Law, Injury & Tort Law, Professional Malpractice
In wrongful death action, the district court erred: 1) in concluding that New Mexico's $600,000 statutory cap on medical malpractice recoveries did...

ROGERS v. TYSON FOODS, INC.

Agriculture, Civil Procedure, Consumer Protection Law, Health Law
District court lacked the federal question jurisdiction necessary to remove a consumer fraud action under Illinois state law, because the Poultry...

MARCHWINSKI v. HOWARD

Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Government Benefits, Health Law
The district court erred in issuing a preliminary injunction where it held that only a public safety concern can qualify as a "special need" that may...

FERGUSON v. CITY OF CHARLESTON

Criminal Law & Procedure, Health Law
In an action alleging that a hospital and law enforcement policy of drug testing pregnant women's urine constituted an unreasonable search under the...

BRYSON v. SHUMWAY

Civil Rights, Government Benefits, Health Law
A 42 U.S.C. section 1983 action arises from New Hampshire's operation of an acquired brain disorders Medicaid waiver program, in failing to furnish...