· 5/14/1993
John Cucuras and Maria Cucuras, Parents and Next Friends of Nicole Cucuras v. Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services
Citations
- 993 F.2d 1525
- 28 Fed. Cl. 1525
- 1993 U.S. App. LEXIS 11216
- 1993 WL 155624
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- holding that the special master’s reliance on contemporaneous medical records over conflicting oral testimony given after the fact was not arbitrary or capricious
- holding that the special master’s reliance on contemporaneous medical records over conflicting oral testimony given after the fact was not arbitrary or capricious
- holding that the special master’s reliance on contemporaneous medical records over conflicting oral testimony given after the fact was not arbitrary or capricious
- holding that the special master’s reliance on contemporaneous medical records over conflicting oral 41 testimony given after the fact was not arbitrary or capricious
- holding that the special master’s reliance on contemporaneous medical records over conflicting oral testimony given after the fact was not arbitrary or capricious
- holding that the special master’s reliance on contemporaneous medical records over conflicting oral testimony given after the fact was not arbitrary or capricious
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Judges: Rich, Newman, Rader
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