Clay v. Permanente Medical Group, Inc.

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• holding plaintiffs were bound by terms of agreement, including arbitration provisions, entered by decedent, where plaintiffs brought claims on behalf of decedent’s estate
• “By federal regulation, the EOC is considered ‘marketing material’ and must be approved by the CMS.”

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