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Ahlborn Amicus Brief from ATLA

I've been looking for a copy of the Amicus brief filed by the Center for Constitutional Litigation and ATLA in the Ahlborn case. Finally, one of my friends sent me a copy.

Click here to view the Ahlborn Amicus Brief.

To see all of the other information about the Ahlborn case, follow this link to the post.

Chris Nichols

Nichols Law Firm

Posted by Chris Nichols on November 09, 2006 at 11:10 PM in Medicaid Liens | Permalink

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