Guijarro Mieres, Luisa v. Baldwin School of Puerto Rico, Inc

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• holding that the economic hardship of plaintiffs who received reduced SSI benefits was sufficient to meet the requirement of irreparability
• holding that exhaustion is not required when the issue is one of statutory construction because a detailed factual record and agency expertise do not aid in the resolution of the issue
• holding that a claim may merit judicial waiver of the exhaustion requirement only if it meets three requirements: “The claim must be (1) collateral to a substantive claim of entitlement (collaterality), (2
• holding 7 sufficient allegations of irreparable harm due to economic loss and destruction of 8 claim
• making clear that all pertinent discovery must generally be 3 completed before the case can advance to the summary judgment stage
• finding irreparable harm where appellants alleged “subsistence 19 on General Assistance and food stamps, lack of medical insurance, and homelessness”

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