Supreme Court Schedules Hearings in Hospitals’ Medicare Payment Dispute and Other Cases

The court also said in the fall it will hear 2 immigration appeals and a non-marijuana-using truck driver’s claim he was fired for marijuana use.
Supreme Court Schedules Hearings in Hospitals’ Medicare Payment Dispute and Other Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, on Sept. 18, 2023. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch Times
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The Supreme Court announced on July 26 that it will hold oral arguments for nine cases in October and seven cases in November, including a Medicare-related appeal.

Among the other cases to be heard this fall are claims from military veterans who argue they were wrongly denied medical benefits, a claim from a truck driver who says he was mistakenly fired for marijuana use, and two immigration appeals.