Thank you, everyone, for your continuing support and interest in Hall v. Sebelius, the Medicare Lawsuit.
On June 14, 2010, our final brief will be filed with the US District Court of Washington, DC, after which, Judge Rosemary Collyer will schedule oral arguments and then render a decision on the issue of whether one may opt [...]

The status conference opened with Judge Collyer considering the government’s Motion for Discovery (further investigation) of items contained in our complaint. 
Kent Masterson Brown recounted:
The government’s counsel responded by stating that he believed discovery was in order because the Government needed to determine whether the decisions of the Plaintiffs not to accept Medicare, Part A, were in [...]

November 5, 2009
Dear Donors and Subscribers,
Brian Hall, the lead plaintiff in the Medicare Lawsuit, is on his way to regaining his freedom to contract for health insurance.  Mr. Hall’s health freedom was taken by government workers who wrote procedures for administering Social Security and Medicare that prevent him from opting out of Medicare unless he [...]

PRESS RELEASE

For Immediate Release
September 30, 2009
Contact: Sonia Blumstein, 205.620.2087 or Sonia@PRoactiveSolutionsInc.net

 
JUDGE CLEARS WAY TO VOID RULES MANDATING ENROLLMENT IN
MEDICARE, PART A, AS A CONDITION OF RECEIVING SOCIAL SECURITY
RETIREMENT BENEFITS

 Motion to Dismiss Denied; Summary Judgment Pending
WASHINGTON, DC—In an opinion handed down on September 29, Judge Rosemary Collyer of the U.S. District Court in Washington, DC denied [...]

We have just received notice from the U.S. District Court of the entry of a Memorandum Opinion by Judge Collyer in our case. The bottom line of the Opinion is this: the Court denied the Government’s Motion to Dismiss Plaintiffs Hall, Kraus and Armey because the three Plaintiffs had actually applied for Social Security and been forced [...]