Lawyer in Beta dot com: On the upside, I am lol-ing at Florida rn, bc they have recently started changing our civ pro rules to be closer to federal court bc “federal court is much faster.” LOL LOL LOL 🌝

Ah fuck. Everyone who told me Chevron being overturned wouldn’t matter can kindly have a seat now. I don’t really consider myself an expert in much but considering I’ve been working in health regs for the past almost 8 years, I knew this was 100% coming. I just didn’t think it would be so fast 😭

Days after the Chevron ruling a corporate healthcare system - which doesn’t pay any taxes despite being a profit-driven business - is now suing Medicare so that they can collect more *tax dollars* w/o having to meet the standards of care set by CMS. Some CMS regulations may be silly but this is bad.

Hackensack Meridian sues HHS secretary in wake of Chevron rulingwww.beckershospitalreview.com Learn about the recent lawsuit filed by Hackensack Meridian Health against HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra challenging his interpretation of Medicare statutes.

I am also not an expert. All I did was take a bunch of classes on regulations & exec reg agencies (a lot of EPA!), and I’m just an admin law nerd… brb screaming into the void. Anyway, at least we can count on extreme delays in federal court now, for everyone!

😭😭😭 the delays from these cases clogging up the system are going to SUCK

On the upside, I am lol-ing at Florida rn, bc they have recently started changing our civ pro rules to be closer to federal court bc “federal court is much faster.” LOL LOL LOL 🌝

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