Hanson J. Broussard, Rhonda J. Broussard v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• “At a minimum, the government would have to engage in affirmative misconduct before it could be estopped, and even then affirmative misconduct may not be sufficient.”
• emergency room physician employed by staffing company that supplied his services to an Army hospital was an independent contractor
• reviewing and rejecting eases calling for a modified control test

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