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Key hearing set in lawsuit over Florida Medicaid
AP/Miami Herald, August 6, 2009
A federal judge in Miami is considering whether a lawsuit claiming Florida's Medicaid program is failing children should be made into a class action affecting tens of thousands of people. Judge Adalberto Jordan must decide whether the 2005 lawsuit should cover every Floridian under age 21 who is eligible for Medicaid.
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