Amanda Beck, a Minor, by Her Father, Henry J. Beck v. Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that this court \has no general equitable power to issue injunctions in cases other than those in which such power has explicitly been granted\
• declining to rule on the scope of continuing jurisdiction of the Court of Federal Claims to disapprove Vaccine Act fee agreements
• affirming a decision by a Claims Court judge to invalidate an attorney’s fee agreement and stating “the Claims Court was certainly authorized to specify how much compensation was to be paid to whom”
• “Our duty is limited to interpreting the statute as it was enacted . . . .”
• “[r]egardless of their merits, these policy arguments may be implemented only by Congress. Our duty is limited to interpreting the statute as it was enacted, not as it arguably should have been enacted”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).