Brashier v. United States

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• affirming district court’s order denying preliminary injunction, in part because burden of erroneous copayment is financial and therefore compensable by refund
• affirming district court’s order denying preliminary injunction in part because burden of erroneous copayment is financial and therefore compensable by refund
• Now York permits a Medicaid recipient to provide a simple statement to the provider that he or she is unable to pay, which the provider must accept as sufficient

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