Vet care case may have cost feds billions; career military say Uncle Sam broke free medical care promise

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Schism v. United States is discussed, a case alleging that the federal government breached an implied-in-fact contract of free lifetime medical care for veterans with 20 years of service by changing this to space-available care.

Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers, Hospital and medical service plans, Medical Care Insurance, Health aspects, Health insurance, Veterans

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Breach suits: a by-product of spent fuel; U.S. faces actions on waste disposal

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The issue of nuclear energy and its start with breach-of-contract suits filed by the utilities against the federal government is discussed. Citizens' environmental and political concerns regarding a proposed disposal site complicate the matter.

Radioactive waste disposal, Breach of contract

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Broken promises may bust budget; S&L's high court victory in 'Winstar' is cited by others to demand billions

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Plaintiffs who have nothing to do with the savings and loan industry are using the 1996 Supreme Court ruling U.S. v. Winstar Corp. to hold the federal government to its promises. One example is the housing industry, where cases raised in the Federal Circuit base holding the Department of Housing and Urban Development to promises regarding financing of low-income rental housing on that case. The potential damages of the government in all of these cases may be huge but are much less than Winstar's possible impact in electricity deregulation.

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