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· 6/15/1835

Rea v. Burt

Citations

  • 8 La. 509

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  • holding that the state law claims do not survive preemption because the Medicare Act governs the denial of coverage
  • holding that plaintiff’s claims for negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and breach of contract arose from defendant’s alleged failure to make a timely coverage decision, thereby exacerbating his medical condition, were preempted by the Medicare Act

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