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After losing its business in receivership proceedings, a former nursing home operator has won a $20 million jury award on a breach of contract claim against the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration. John E. Carter Jr. of the Southlake Nursing and Rehabilitation Center says the state backed out of a plan to pay his company a temporary fee increase of $10 a day for each Medicaid patient to help rejuvenate the facility.
August 02, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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