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August 11, 2026 | Fifth Circuit vacates federal rule on key No Surprises Act payment methodology

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Katie Keith

Director of the Center for Health Policy and the Law at the O’Neill Institute

Andrew J. Twinamatsiko

Director of the Center for Health Policy and the Law at the O’Neill Institute

Latest Updates

1:23-cv-00077

Bryant v. Stein et al.

Filed:
January 25, 2023

6:25-cv-02409

State of Oregon et al. v. Kennedy et al.

Filed:
December 23, 2025

5:24-cv-00016

Do No Harm v. Edwards

Filed:
January 4, 2024
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Key Dates

Hearing on Motions to Compel, Strike, and Seal

Joint Status Report Due

Joint Status Report Due

Joint Status Report Due

Defendant’s Response to Complaint Due

Answer to Amended Complaint Due

Defendants’ Reply Re: Motion to Dismiss Due

Defendant’s Response Brief Due

Defendants’ Response to Motion for Summary Judgment Due

Defendants’ Response to Motion for Summary Judgment Due

Plaintiff’s Reply Brief Due

Plaintiffs’ Response Brief Due

Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss Due

Plaintiff’s Response to Motions to Dismiss Due

Hearing on Motion to Dismiss

Discovery Related Deadline

Defendants’ Response Brief Due

Plaintiffs’ Reply Re: Motion for Class Certification Due

Plaintiff’s Opening Brief Due

Notice of Appeal or Joint Status Report Due

Defendant’s Answer Due

Plaintiff’s Expert Disclosure Due

Defendants’ Response to Motion to Complete Administrative Record Due

Defendants’ Response to Motion to Strike Due

Joint Discovery Plan Due

Defendants’ Response Brief Due

Defendants’ Opening Brief Due

Hearing on Motions to Strike, Dismiss, and Stay Discovery

Defendants’ Brief Due

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