Alabama sued CMS claiming that it violated the federal Administrative Procedures Act (APA), 5 U.S.C. 500-596, 701-706, by issuing – without notice and an opportunity for public comment – an October 28, 2008 letter to state health officials (SHO letter)… Continue reading
Appellants are the parents of G.J., a child with autism and brain injuries. At issue was whether the ALJ and the district court properly evaluated appellants’ claims that the MCSD did not comply with certain provisions of the Individuals with Disabilit… Continue reading
Plaintiffs, visually or manually impaired Florida citizens who were registered to vote in Duval County, Florida and were represented by the American Association of People with Disabilities, filed a putative class action against defendants, alleging tha… Continue reading
Martin J. Bradley III and his father, Martin J. Bradley, Jr. (collectively, the Bradleys), owned Bio-Med Plus, Inc. (Bio-Med), a Miami-based pharmaceutical wholesaler that purchased and sold blood-derivatives. This case stemmed from multiple schemes to… Continue reading
Plaintiff, a 16-year-old Medicaid recipient who was severely disabled, sued Defendant for allegedly violating the Medicaid Act (“Act”) by reducing plaintiff’s Medicaid-funded private duty nursing care from 94 to 84 hours per week. At issue was whether … Continue reading