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• Seventh Circuit holds that indigent plaintiff’s lawsuit should not have been dismissed solely because he was unable to pay a court-imposed sanction.
• Ninth Circuit finds that government failed to properly consider the potential impact an increase in Medicare co-payments would have on economically vulnerable Arizonans.
• Fifth Circuit holds that a school district can be held liable for allowing an unauthorized stranger to remove and then sexually abuse a student.
• Utah Court of Appeals holds that “religious” tattoo parlor not exempt from paying unemployment insurance.
• Third Circuit holds that plaintiffs lack standing to challenge individual mandate provision of health care reform because they have no current injury.

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• Ninth Circuit upholds $250,000 verdict against debt-collection firm for emotional distress.
• Eighth Circuit explains the difference between emotional disturbance and social maladjustment under the IDEA.
• Arkansas Court of Appeals rejects repair doctrine to toll statute of limitations for construction defects.

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