National Law Journal
...Employers will have to decide whether they will play ball with the ACA or pay a penalty for failing to comply with some of the...
...of Santa Clara University School of Law and author of the ACA Litigation Blog. "I have little doubt there will continue to...
A policy recently adopted by the court gives the green light for pro bono lawyers to enter temporary appearances for low-income litigants in small claims and debt collections cases. Legal services la
...Court did in using its review power in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) cases? Greenhouse: Talking about ignorance...
National Law Journal
...of the Court's decision was its ruling about Medicaid. Under the ACA, states were required in 2014 to expand their Medicaid programs to include...
Practitioners' reactions ranged from 'a sad day for America' to 'the American people's decisions matter' to 'back to business as usual.
... ACA: THE DECISION ...
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the centerpiece of the nation's new health care law — the individual mandate to buy insurance — as a constitutional exercise of Congress' taxing authority.
...been vigorous, terrific advocates for their position. I think the challengers to ACA were well served having Jones Day…represent them." ...
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