Add to ORKGThe Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld a state regulation that requires Medicaid recipients to contribute toward some medical expenses. The co-payment system was challenged on procedural grounds in a class-action suit filed by eight Medicaid recipients from around the state. Details
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The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld a state regulation that requires Medicaid recipients to cont...
On May 19, 2003, the Supreme Court in Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America v. Walsh ...
When Maine’s Superintendent of Insurance told the state’s largest health insurer that it could not p...
The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday upheld a Maine state law that bars individuals from soliciting cont...
The Maine Senate approved a bill to overturn a 1992 Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruling that curbed ...
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday upheld a state law that requires beverage distributors to...
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a class action lawsuit charging 13 insurance companies with ...
Cumberland County Superior Court justice Kermit V. Lipez on Tuesday ruled that the state has a legal...
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled 5-2 that the state did not violate workers\u27 constitutional...
Workers\u27 compensation became front page news during the summer of 1991, when Maine\u27s governor ...
The state Department of Mental Health yesterday filed an appeal with the Maine Supreme Judicial Cour...
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that the state must pay for all of Jasper Wyman\u27s lega...
Maine business and the crisis in health care. Workers comp, in the wake of the Supreme Judicial Co...
Eight Maine residents are suing the Department of Health, Education & Welfare in a class action suit...
In Armstrong v. Exceptional Child Center, Inc ., the US Supreme Court revisited the question of whet...