Phillips v. Generations Family Health Center

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a “claimant can only initiate his or her lawsuit once the claim has been denied by the agency or if the agency has failed to make a decision within six months after the claim was filed.”
• holding that a “claimant can only initiate his or her lawsuit once the claim has been denied by the agency or if the agency has failed to make a decision within six months after the claim was filed.”
• plaintiff's lawyer failed to satisfy the exhaustion requirement because he failed to discover that the defendant clinic was a \deemed federal employee\
• plaintiff’s lawyer failed to satisfy the exhaustion requirement because he failed to discover that the defendant clinic was a “deemed federal employee”
• plaintiff’s lawyer failed to satisfy the exhaustion requirement because he failed to discover that the defendant clinic was a “deemed federal employee”
• plaintiff’s lawyer failed to satisfy the exhaustion requirement because he failed to discover that the defendant clinic was a “deemed federal employee”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).