Gresham v. Azar, D.D.C. and D.C. Circuit

By: Litigation Team

Executive Summary

Arkansas residents enrolled in Medicaid filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration challenging its approval of a Section 1115 waiver which would allow Arkansas to impose onerous conditions on eligibility, including work requirements, and eliminate retroactive coverage. These changes will terminate Medicaid coverage of tens of thousands of low-income individuals and families in the State.

Partners: Southern Poverty Law Center, Legal Aid of Arkansas

 

Legal Documents

District Court

Complaint – Exhibits

Defendant’s Objection to Related-Case Designation

Arkansas’s Motion to Intervene

Plaintiffs’ Response to Objection to Related-Cases Designation

Plaintiffs’ Motion for Summary Judgement

Amicus Brief of Deans, Chairs, and Scholars

Amicus Brief of the National Alliance for Mental Health

Federal Defendants’ Memo on Summary Judgment

Arkansas’ (Defendant Intervenor) Memo on Summary Judgment

Plaintiffs’ Reply Memo In Support of Summary Judgment

Arkansas’ (Defendant Intervenor) Reply Brief

Federal Defendants’ Reply Brief

Opinion

Court of Appeals

Federal Defendant-Appellant Opening Brief

Arkansas (Defendant Intervenor-Appellant) Opening Brief

Plaintiff-Appellees Response Brief

Last Updated 7/31/19

 

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