Name: Court Holds That NSA Does Not Create A Cause Of Action To Enforce IDR Arbitration Awards by Voices In Health Law
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Description: In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Andy Demetriou discusses the bytes on “Federal District Court Holds That No Surprises Act Does Not Create a Cause of Action to Enforce IDR Arbitration Awards” submitted by David Ermer. For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

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