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U.S. Supreme Court sides with tribal nations in dispute with the feds over health care costs - Vimarsana News

U.S. Supreme Court sides with tribal nations in dispute with the feds over health care costs

The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued a ruling on Becerra v. San Carlos Apache Tribe, a case centered on questions about funding for tribally-run health care from the Indian Health Service. The 5-4 ruling affirms that the IHS is required to fully reimburse tribes for administrative expenses connected to running their own health care.

Recent SCOTUS Decisions on Bankruptcy and Estate Taxation - Vimarsana News

Recent SCOTUS Decisions on Bankruptcy and Estate Taxation

Supreme Court decisions in fields of bankruptcy estate taxation and Indian affairs, including Truck Insurance Exchange v. Kaiser Gypsum Co, and Connelly v. US

A Day for Specialists - SCOTUS Today | Epstein Becker & Green - Vimarsana News

A Day for Specialists - SCOTUS Today | Epstein Becker & Green

Another Three-for Thursday at the Supreme Court, with none of the decisions a landmark but each of utmost relevance to legal specialists and technicians in the fields of bankruptcy,...

Supreme Court rules U.S. must pay tribes millions for health care billing - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court rules U.S. must pay tribes millions for health care billing

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Native American tribes in Arizona and Wyoming that sought millions in federal reimbursement for health care insurance billing fees.

Source: azpbs.org
For Wabanaki Nations, legislative session brought progress and disappointments - Vimarsana News

For Wabanaki Nations, legislative session brought progress and disappointments

"We will continue to advocate for the betterment of tribal citizens next session, and the one after that, until the tribes in Maine are not treated less than other tribes across the country."