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This a specified amount that only applies to patients without insurance.
Last year we only had 6 days to decide on our benefits. This year I asked to be informed early and was told there isn't any law that requires them to give us 30 days to review our benefits.
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answered on Nov 19, 2024
In California, there is no specific law requiring employers to provide 30 days for health benefit review during open enrollment periods. While it's considered a best practice to give employees adequate time to review their options, employers have flexibility in determining the length of the... View More 
I work here almost 6 years, mostly urgent matters, I used to do camps 12 hours shifts many job tasks a day plus local transports.Later on i moved to Mobile teams driving sometimes up to 14-15 hours a day Local routes, I started having back issues and i neglected it, My backpain and Neck is getting... View More
Feb. 2023 I came to help out my housebound mother and to celebrate my Pop's birthday. Pos was a residence at Lakeside in Polson. I got severely sick and was taken to St Luke's in Ronan. Admitted for severe dehydration and RSV. I needed to go potty and had voiced that since I had been... View More
Self insured group health plan for public company using BCBS as the plan administrator. Without medical treatment, this individual would have died. They had life saving procedures and operations performed which are being denied coverage.
I’ve been in and out of hospital for the last 11 months for pancreatitis. So when I had severe abdominal pain I went back to emergency at they same hospital I was treated at they just gave me pain meds(oxycodone) and sent me home. I asked them to do a CT scan because I had stints put in and... View More
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answered on Nov 18, 2024
Your situation sounds incredibly frustrating and painful, both physically and emotionally. I'm very sorry you've experienced this ordeal with delayed treatment that led to complications and addiction.
Based on what you've described, you may have grounds for a medical... View More
True statement? 60 day calculation per 8.104(a) rule.
In case when motion for reconsideration was denied, after motion to set aside dismissal was denied.
60 days are calculated from date when motion to set aside dismissal was denied.
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answered on Nov 17, 2024
This is incorrect regarding California Rule of Court 8.104(a) timing calculations.
When dealing with multiple post-judgment motions, the 60-day period to file a notice of appeal runs from the earliest of: the date of entry of denial of the motion for reconsideration, or the date of entry... View More
I have been on my back for 4 weeks now and on morphine just to be able to lay down . I twisted wrong and blew up a three and a half year long serious trauma because I fractured my sacrum they a sacral plasty the area about four years ago since then I have continually gotten worse. I have sciatica... View More
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answered on Nov 17, 2024
Your situation sounds incredibly painful and frustrating, especially being confined to bed for so long while dealing with severe back and leg pain. The fact that the injection provided temporary relief is actually valuable information - it helps confirm the location of the problem and suggests... View More
CRC Rule 8.108 defines in relevant part (e)(2)(3): the earliest of
(2) 90 days after the first motion to reconsider is filed; or
(3) 180 days after entry of the appealable order.
How to determine if 90 days or 180 days deadline applies when Plaintiff's first motion for... View More
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answered on Nov 16, 2024
When your first motion for reconsideration was denied, the 90-day deadline would apply in this situation under CRC Rule 8.108(e)(2), starting from the date you filed that first motion.
The rule sets up these two timeframes as alternative deadlines, and the key phrase "earliest of"... View More
If Plaintiff's Motion for Reconsideration in civil unlimited case was denied in California Superior Court, to which Court
Plaintiff has to submit appeal?
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answered on Nov 16, 2024
In California, after a denial of a Motion for Reconsideration in a civil unlimited case at the Superior Court level, you would need to file your appeal with the California Court of Appeal for your district. Los Angeles cases specifically fall under the Second District Court of Appeal's... View More
How to appeal in california court's decision to deny plaintiff's motion for reconsideration? What statutes, rules define this process?
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answered on Nov 16, 2024
To appeal a denial of a motion for reconsideration in California, you'll need to follow specific procedures under California Code of Civil Procedure Section 1008 and the California Rules of Court.
You must file a Notice of Appeal within 60 days after being served with notice of entry... View More
My husband passed away last year. Father in law is very ill. Am I the care consultant for my father in law since his only child has passed away? Am I responsible for my father in-law in medical decisions and life after death? Burial? Funeral? His estate?
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answered on Nov 16, 2024
The answer depends in great part on whether your father-in-law has already executed documents such as a Power of Attorney or Advance Directive. If he has not done so, Indiana statute 16-36-7-42 provides in brief summary that A friend who: (A) is an adult; (B) has maintained regular contact with... View More
Sentara hospital Norfolk off of Princess Anne road. His attending Doctor and one of the attending nurses guilted my niece his daughter into agree to take him to her home and no way to take care of him.
The VA has agreements with local providers to see veterans. This says they will accept the amount the VA pays. The veterans pays nothing. So when I went to one of these appointment, the provider said either I sign their agreement or I will not be seen. Their agreement stated that I'm... View More
I am working with the attorney general. They know. My job is hell now can I collect unemployment due to hostile work environment? Prior to this I was told I was doing a fabulous job. When they realized I had reported them everything changed. My boss attacks me verbally every day poor stupid things.... View More
I was never told there are carcinogens and other cancer causing chemicals from the smoke that is released when we cauterize. I see so many articles showing how bad it is. I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma July 2023. Along with this I get headaches, and congestion a lot when I’m at... View More
The hospital had an internal policy requiring them to maintain the pathology specimens for 11 years. They were given multiple notices to retain the specimens so that I could take charge of them for research purposes. I properly submitted the letters testamentary and prove that I was the sole and... View More
I am doing a school study on Roe v. Wade and legal situations regarding abortion in different states. I know that abortions are illegal in alabama but what where the reasons to enforce this law?
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I am 17 years of age and recently found out my boyfriend’s family is doing research about me without permission I just need to know what kind of information of a minor is illegal to access in the state of tennessee.
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