The Obama Administration was apparently shocked when the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of King v. Burwell, which challenges insurance subsidies flowing through federal Exchanges. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) clearly states that subsidies flow only through Ex- changes established by States. This, according to MIT economist Jonathan Gruber, was meant to […]
As a young legislative staffer back in the onset of the 1980s I was given two early lessons: one had to do with attending the same meeting with a reporter, reading about it the next day, and wondering if I was at the same meeting; the other was to never underestimate the power of the […]
Defense Can’t Be Avoided by Use of Limine Motions The duty to defend owed by an insurer is very broad and requires an insurer to defend even if there is only a potential for coverage on the facts of the case and the policy wording. Usually, an order denying a motion for summary judgment seeking […]
New Millennium Med. Imaging, P.C. v M.V.A.I.C. Plaintiff, a radiology center, commenced this action to recover the sum of $2,659.81 and $912.00 for imaging services it provided to its assignor Yao He Wang. Defendant MVAIC requests that the Court dismiss the claim based upon the assignor’s ineligibility for MVAIC benefits under Article 52 of the […]
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