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· 2/6/2002

Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society v. Green Spring Health Services

Citations

  • 280 F.3d 278
  • 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 1816

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  • concluding that fear \coupled with [the third parties'] potential incapacity to pursue legal remedies\ constituted a hindrance
  • noting that an association may satisfy the elements of standing by either asserting claims arising from injuries sustained by the association, or pursuing claims as a representative of its members
  • limited member participation does not defeat standing where sample evidence 'is about \methods\ employed by Defendants and used to prove \systemic\ conduct by Defendants
  • “We agree that conferring associational standing would be improper for claims requiring a fact-intensive-individual inquiry.”
  • “Had the [association] continued to press its claims for damages on appeal, dismissal under Rule 12(b)(6) would be entirely appropriate.”
  • “The stigma associated with receiving mental health services presents a considerable deterrent to litigation.”

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