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When Cy Smith decided to take on the National Football League six years ago, he was not thinking about the notoriety that would follow. All he saw was an employee with a compelling case against his employer's pension plan. That the employee was pro football Hall of Fame center Mike Webster was secondary. It looked like a grave injustice had been done to Mike and his family," Smith says.
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Cy Smith is not planning to watch much - if any - of the NFL Draft, which I believe will end sometime in May. But there is a chance some of these rookies could become Smith's clients when their playing days are over. Smith has represented numerous retired players seeking additional compensation from the NFL's pension system, which he and others believe pays less than it should for disabilities caused by on- field injuries. Smith most famously represented the family of Hall of Fame Steelers' center Mike Webster, which received a $1.5 million verdict in 2005. Last year, Smith settled a case on behalf of two former players, and he has several more cases at their earliest stages.
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This final rule with comment period addresses changes to the physician fee schedule and other Medicare Part B payment policies to ensure that our payment systems are updated to reflect changes in medical practice and the relative value of services. It also addresses, implements or discusses certain statutory provisions including provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, as amended by the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (collectively known as the Affordable Care Act) and the Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act (MIPPA) of 2008. In addition, this final rule with comment period discusses payments for Part B drugs; Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule: Signature on Requisition; Physician Quality Reporting System; the Electronic Prescribin...
... Rebecca Cole or Erin Smith, (410) 786-4497, for issues related to physician p...
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In researching the NFL's pension plan for today's Maryland Lawyer cover story, one thing made no sense: If the Retirement Board consists of representatives from the league and the players' union, why wouldn't the union people always side with the players against management? The theory Cy Smith subscribes to is that the NFLPA's demographics make it different from other unions. The NFLPA represents only active players, who are typically in their 20s and 30s.
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CARRABASSETT VALLEY - Maine State Golf Association tournament results from June 29 and 30 and July 1: 4-Ball Gross, 1. Mike Norris/ Greg Black/Roy Leighton/Mike Dimonaco 62; 2. Shawn McKague, Tim Mariano/Matt Greenleaf/Todd Kirn 67; 3. Ron Brown Jr./Eric Hayward/ Denny Siewertsen/Marc Siewertsen 68; 4. (tie) Scott Barnicle/Mike Doran/Wally Hurley/Josh Wright, Ray Convery/Tom Tiner/Mike Wing/ Brian Henderson 69; 6. (tie) Kevin Lee/Robbie Lee/Chris Hayward/ Terry MacMillan, Ray Hawley/Lowell Watson/Mike McGuire.Tim Flanagan 70. Net, 1. Mike Knox/Mickey Davis/Dana Worster/Bob Girvan 56; 2. Sean Farnsworth/Galen Chapman/Paul Farnsworth/Rick Seamans 57; 3. (tie) Craig Pride/Mike Comer/Dan Dalfonso/Tom Greer, Phil Bilodeau/ Dave Bilodeau/Brian Bilodeau/Lou Lepage 58; 5. Bob Tweedie/Dave Dunha...
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One hundred years ago, the original Washington Nationals stunk up the American League with a 49-102 record and a .325 non-winning percentage. The last-place team, mismanaged by somebody named Pongo Joe Cantillon, finished 11 games behind seventh-place Boston and 431/ 2 behind champion Detroit. How bad were those Gnats? Well, rookie right-hander Walter Johnson, a midseason acquisition, had merely a 5-9 record despite an ERA of 1.87. And by way of proving pitching misery loves company, Cy Falkenberg went 6-17 with a 2.35 ERA while Charlie Smith was 10-20 with a 2.61.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In two cases that will have far-reaching implications for the way the Medicaid program is administered, Washington, DC and Maryland have begun to make comprehensive changes in the way they administer payments for nursing home residents -- a major sector of the Medicaid program. The two cases are Janigian v. District of Columbia (in the District) and E. Smith, et al. v. John Colmers, et al. (in Maryland). Both alleged violations of federal and state law by overcharging Medicaid recipients for co-payments for their nursing home care, and they were the first such lawsuits brought in the United States. The agreements affect residents who are in debt to nursing homes when they qualify for Medicaid. Federal law requires that residents' Medicaid c...
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