Wikispaces.com went dark at the end of September 2018, meaning that I’ve needed to copy materials from the premiumtaxcredits.wikispaces.com and the subsidieson1321cexchanges.wikispaces.com sites over to a new site, affordablecareactlitigation.com. The new site is based on WordPress. So far, it seems to work.
That said, while the wikispaces.com “export” program has courteously downloaded everything from that site, I haven’t uploaded everything to the new site’s WordPress server, and may not ever do that with respect to some closed ACA cases and some risk corridor cases that have been stayed pending a Supreme Court petition for certiorari. The files are safe on my computer.
On the pages, gray type means that the links are to files on the old server and so shouldn’t work.
Right now, things are organized in sub-pages, but it’s not particularly easy for a user to get from one sub-page to another. Here are some links that might help.
But first, here is a summary of Affordable Care Act litigation — a nine-year summary, building on a six-year summary done three years ago (the math works, right?).
ACA litigation, a summary 3 23 19
The first sub-page deals with “A Global Challenge”: Texas v. U.S., No. 4:18-cv-167 (N.D. Tex.), and the declaratory judgment suit, State of Maryland v. U.S., No. 1:18-cv-2849 (D. Md.).
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/a-global-challenge/
Another sub-page, “Whittling away,” presents cases challenging Administration proposals about association health plans, the 2019 regulations, and short-term and limited duration policies.
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/whittling-away/
Then there are sub-pages about enforcing the ACA directly or via section 1557:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/aca-enforcement-directly-and-1557/
(Note: there have been a lot of April 2019 filings in the Condry case that I haven’t yet downloaded from the N.D. Cal. site or uploaded.)
About the challenges to the religious and moral objections rules:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/religious-and-moral/
And about miscellaneous pending ACA/health cases:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/miscellaneous-aca-litigation/
And recent litigation about Title X restrictions:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/title%20x%20program%20integrity/
(Note: there have been a lot of April 2019 filings in the Title X cases that I haven’t yet downloaded or put up on the site.)
Then there are sub-pages about payments to insurers, specifically, CSRs (the cases in the Court of Federal Claims; House v. Burwell; California v. Trump; the New York/Minnesota BHP case; and other materials):
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/cost-sharing-reductions-payments/
And risk corridors and risk adjustments:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/risk-corridors-and-risk-adjustment/ [up on the WordPress server are files for the Moda, BC BS NC, Land of Lincoln, and Maine CHO cases, the four cases that have gone beyond the Court of Federal Claims to the Federal Circuit, as well as the file for the Health Republic class action; and the Minuteman Health, New Mexico Health Connections, and UnitedHealth v. Vullo risk adjustment cases; but nothing else, and considering that 50 or so risk corridors cases remain stayed at the Court of Claims, there’s a lot of “nothing else,” is up on the WordPress server]
Then there are four Medicaid sub-pages, one about state-level disputes implicating the Medicaid expansion:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/aca-litigation-state-by-state/
Another about 1115 waivers for “Community Engagement”: proposals for work requirement disqualifications, lifetime limits, and other prohibitions :
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/1115-medicaid-waivers-community-engagement/
A third about 1115 ‘block grant’ waivers, such as the one semi-proposed for Alaska, and semi-tried-out in Rhode Island
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/medicaid-1115-block-grant-waiver
And the fourth, “Artist M. redivivus,” about whether Medicaid Act rights are enforceable:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/artist-m-redivivus/
Then, of course, a collection of cases that are now closed, such as King v. Burwell, Halbig, Pruitt, Indiana v. I.R.S; and Ohio and West Virginia [The King Supreme Court briefing and orders from the other Halbig-type premium tax credits cases are up, but other materials from the Halbig-type cases are not up]:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/closed-aca-cases/
Finally, I’ve copied over a sub-page on the ACA’s legislative history:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/aca-legislative-history/
And on the recent repeal/replace/repair efforts in Congress:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/repeal-replace-repair/
And there is now an already-copied-over sub-page about section 1332:
https://affordablecareactlitigation.com/1332-2/
Here is a crib sheet, compiled December 21, 2018, and updated March 25, 2019, showing the cases I’m trying actively to track.
A crib sheet, 3/25/2019
Northern California
3:17-cv-183
4:17-cv-5783
3:19-cv-1184
3:19-cv-1195
Southern California
3:16-cv-2408
District of Columbia
1:18-cv-152
1:18-cv-1747
1:18-cv-1900
1:18-cv-2133
1:19-cv-773
Idaho
1:17-cv-151
Northern Illinois
1:16-cv-10294
1:17-cv-6618
Maryland
1:18-cv-2364
Minnesota
0:16-cv-100
New Mexico
1:18-cv-773
Oregon
6:19-cv-317
6:19-cv-318
Eastern Pennsylvania
2:17-cv-4540
Northern Texas
7:15-cv-151
7:16-cv-108
4:18-cv-167
4:18-cv-779
Eastern Washington
2:18-cv-12
1:19-cv-3040
1:19-cv-3045
Western Wisconsin
3:18-cv-309
First Circuit
18-1514
Second Circuit
18-2583
Third Circuit
17-3752, 18-1253, 19-1129, 19-1189
Fourth Circuit
18-2133
Fifth Circuit
17-50282
18-10545
18-40246
19-10011
Seventh Circuit
18-3408
Ninth Circuit
18-15255
18-35846
18-35892
19-15072, 19-15118, 19-15150
19-35017
Tenth Circuit
18-2186
Court of Federal Claims
1:17-cv-877
1:17-cv-1542
1:17-cv-2057
1:18-cv-5
1:18-cv-136
1:18-cv-143
1:18-cv-333
1:18-cv-334
1:18-cv-373
1:18-cv-1791
1:18-cv-1820
1:18-cv-1983
Federal Circuit
19-1290
19-1302
19-1633
U.S. Supreme Court
18-2
