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· 12/28/2018

Sakal v. Association of Apartment Owners of Hawaiian Monarch

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  • finding futility was not 9 satisfied and that claimant was not excused from Section 405(g)’s administrative remedies 10 exhaustion requirement
  • “Of course, [the] channeling requirement applies in a typical Social Security or Medicare benefits case, where an individual seeks monetary benefit from the agency…, the agency denies the benefit, and the individual challenges the lawfulness of that denial.”

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