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...the Samsell plaintiffs"), are within a larger class of medical patient consumers in a case alleging fraud in overcharging for the medication Lupron. These plaintiffs...
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...alleging that the district court improperly included drugs personally consumed by Marks in its calculation of the total amount of drugs at issue. We affirm...
...v.TERRY SMITH, Defendant and Appellant.No. B153102In the Court of Appeal of the State of CaliforniaSecond Appellate...
...s out-of-plan surgery for a brain tumor, plaintiff sued CDPHP in New York Supreme Court raising various state-law claims. CDPHP removed to...
...injunction.Judge Jacobs dissents in a separate opinion.Nickolas...the subsequent mastectomy at Parkway Hospital indicated that the cancer had...
...of summary judgment in favor of Boston Medical Center ("BMC" or "the Hospital") vacating an arbitrator...
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