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Biden Administration Takes Aim at Transgender Coverage Ban
Lawyers from the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services filed a brief at the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals saying decisions by the state Agency for Health Care Administration and lawmakers to prevent coverage for the treatments violated a federal Medicaid law and the Affordable Care Act.8th Circuit Affirms Mount Rushmore Slip-and-Fall Dismissal Over Discretionary-Function Exception
"Even if this were an accurate characterization of the Government's position, the argument belies our precedents. In determining whether the discretionary-function exception applies, we ask whether the challenged conduct is 'susceptible to policy analysis,' not whether it was in fact subjected to that analysis by the decisionmaker," Judge Bobby Ed Shepherd wrote on behalf the Eighth Circuit panel. "Furthermore, safety concerns are a typical policy consideration we identify when applying the discretionary-function exception."Senate Seeks to Add Doctors, Expand Access to Medical Care
The effort to boost access to health care comes as more than 11% of Floridians lack insurance, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.State Lawmakers Seek Study on Impact of Electric Vehicles
Bills filed in the House and Senate called for imposing a registration fee on electric vehicles to make up for lost gas-tax revenue, which is used for transportation projects.View more book results for the query "*"
Seven Dirty Words to Avoid at Mediation
Here is my list of Seven Dirty Words at Mediation and why I believe that we should carefully consider whether and when to use these words.Appellate Court Reverses Conviction for Failure Ask Jury Pool About Potential LGBTQ+ Bias
"It is immaterial that Muldrow identified as straight. A juror could reasonably hear the evidence at trial and assume that Muldrow was homosexual or identified with a sexual orientation other than heterosexual. It is the jury's perception of the defendant as homosexual that is the relevant consideration," Judge Joseph M. Getty wrote.Appellate Court Affirms No Duty to Indemnify Auto Crash Injuries Under Home, Umbrella Policies
The Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed a lower court's judgment, finding Liberty Insurance, Liberty Mutual and Safeco insurance companies had no duty to indemnify its policyholders under home, auto or an umbrella policy, for an underlying action stemming from allegations of underage drinking and an injury in a vehicle crash.Federal Judge Upholds $8.5M Verdict in COVID-19 Test Manufacturing, Breach-of-Contract Suit
A federal judge in Pennsylvania has upheld an $8.5 million jury verdict in a breach-of-contract suit over the manufacturing of COVID-19 tests after determining that a new trial wasn't warranted.Miami Attorney Defends Residency After House Seat Election
It's a non-issue because there's no 'there there', said attorney Michael RedondoTrending Stories
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