Antonin Scalia

Supremes back enrollee in 5-4 ERISA attorney's fee case

By Allison Bell | April 16, 2013

A plan must warn members in its documents if it intends to "free ride" on their suits, the majority says.

High Court hears Oxford Health arbitration arguments

By Allison Bell | March 26, 2013

The case hinges on whether an agreement reference to "arbitration" included "class arbitration."

Supreme Court considers group health reimbursement case

By Allison Bell | November 27, 2012

Can the courts protect an enrollee against a plan's demands for cash?

Scalia says he’s not feuding with Roberts (Politico)

By Staff Writer | July 19, 2012

“There are clashes on legal questions but not personally,” Justice Antonin Scalia said.

Scalia Critics: Justice Was Too Political Last Term

By Mark Sherman, Associated Press | July 6, 2012

An AP reporter's take on reactions to a Supreme Court justice who has a taste for battle.

Spin Meter: Meet the Health Care Tax

By Calvin Woodward | July 3, 2012

It looks like a tax, smells like a tax, and the Supreme Court says it must be a tax. But is it really a tax?

10 Responses to the PPACA Ruling

By Noah Guillaume | June 28, 2012

From the steps of the Supreme Court to the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and all the way to St. Petersburg, Russia, the world responds to one of the most momentous rulings in decades.

How broccoli landed on Supreme Court menu (New York Times)

By Staff Writer | June 14, 2012

The symbol for perhaps the most important Supreme Court ruling in decades is without a doubt broccoli.

March Madness

By Arthur D. Postal | April 1, 2012

To the people who cover Washington, we call it chronicling situational immorality, not since Bush v. Gore have we seen madness that could compare to last week’s Supreme Court debate over the constitutionality of the healthcare reform law.