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The order, handed down after a month of uncertainty from the initial ruling that saved DACA, forces USCIS to begin taking new applications for Dreamers. Since September 2017, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services have only been renewing DACA applications. They have refused to accept new applications. The ruling from June and the subsequent order rescinds […] Read More

A recent article in Consumer Reports details reasons people have received “surprise” medical bills for COVID-19 testing. These bills are a mistake in “three of four” of the cases. However, that fourth case usually comes from someone having a short term health insurance policy. Short-term health insurance plans often do not cover testing and do […] Read More

The  Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit recently upheld a federal regulation allowing for the expanded access to short term health insurance policies. The ruling rejected an appeal by consumer groups that challenged the regulation on the grounds that it was bad for consumers and was an attempt to do an “end-run” around the requirements […] Read More

A grand jury has indicted four men on an allegedly $34 million kickback scheme. The felonies in question are conspiracy and fraud.  Specifically, conspiracy and fraud relating to a federal health care program.  Currently, there is no set trial date, but there will definitely be consequences from this move by the U.S government. The full […] Read More