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BONTA v. FRIEDMANCalifornia Court of Appeal
Health Law, Injury & Tort LawWelfare and Institutions Code 14124.70 et seq., which allows the state to recover from a plaintiff's personal injury award costs for Medi-Cal services... |
08/16/2001 | B143552 |
LEWIS v. NEW MEXICO DEP'T OF HEALTHUnited States Tenth Circuit
Health LawUnder the Ex Parte Young doctrine, an allegation that a state is not providing Medicaid waiver services in a timely fashion states a substantial and... |
08/16/2001 | 00-2154 |
WENDLAND v. WENDLANDSupreme Court of California
Health LawA conservator may not withhold artificial nutrition from a conscious conservatee who is not terminally ill, comatose, or in a persistent vegetative... |
08/09/2001 | S087265 |
ALHAMBRA HOSP. v. THOMPSONUnited States Ninth Circuit
Government Benefits, Health LawUnder 42 CFR 412.106(a)(1)(ii), a hospital may count subacute patient days when calculating a hospital's payment for disproportionate share hospital... |
08/07/2001 | 99-57009 |
LARO v. STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIREUnited States First Circuit
Constitutional Law, Health Law, Labor & Employment LawThe Family and Medical Leave Act's personal medical leave provision, 29 USC 2612(a)(1)(D), affording leave for serious personal health conditions,... |
08/06/2001 | 00-1581 |
GLENDALE MEM'L HOSP. & HEALTH CTR. v. DEP'T OF MENTAL HEALTHCalifornia Court of Appeal
Health LawUnder CCR 1774, the Department of Mental Health's boilerplate denials of requests for hospital reimbursement for mental health services are... |
07/31/2001 | B127829 |
MONMOUTH MED. CTR. v. THOMPSONUnited States DC Circuit
Government Benefits, Health Law28 USC 1361 provides mandamus jurisdiction for hospitals seeking a recalculation of "disproportionate share hospital" payments pursuant to 42 USC... |
07/27/2001 | 00-5109; 00-5110 |
DOE v. DELIEUnited States Third Circuit
Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Health LawWhile the Fourteenth Amendment protects an inmate's right to medical privacy, subject to legitimate penological interests, where this right was not... |
07/20/2001 | 99-3019 |
REIMER v. CHAMPION HEALTHCARE CORP.United States Eighth Circuit
Health Law, Labor & Employment LawUnder the Fair Labor Standards Act, nurses who are "on-call" are not "working" for employer to qualify for minimum wage. |
07/16/2001 | 00-2413 |
TENET HEALTHSYSYSTEMS HEALTHCORP v. THOMPSONUnited States DC Circuit
Health LawUnder 42 CFR 413.134(g), the Deparment of Health and Human Services may use a hospital's net book value as a hospital's basis when reimbursing the... |
07/06/2001 | 99-5064 |
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