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Federal Court Strikes Down ACA Cost Sharing Reduction Payments

By Ankur J. Goel on May 26, 2016
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Last week, a federal district court ruled that US Congress did not appropriate funds for the cost-sharing reduction subsidies in the Affordable Care Act. The court stayed the decision pending an anticipated appeal to the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

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Ankur J. Goel represents health industry clients in significant compliance, False Claims Act, litigation and regulatory matters. Ankur works with a range of health industry clients. He represents health plans on issues arising under Medicare Advantage, Part D, and health insurance exchanges…

Ankur J. Goel represents health industry clients in significant compliance, False Claims Act, litigation and regulatory matters. Ankur works with a range of health industry clients. He represents health plans on issues arising under Medicare Advantage, Part D, and health insurance exchanges, as well as health care providers on a variety of complex enforcement, compliance, regulatory and litigation matters. Read Ankur Goel’s full bio.

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    Employee Benefits Blog
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