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The court decided unanimously to reverse a decision from the Appellate Division that blocked the state from collecting the additional payments.
June 26, 2018 at 12:23 PM
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The New York state government may withhold an additional $400,000 in payments to a methadone clinic in Manhattan as reimbursement for past overpayments, the Court of Appeals decided Tuesday.
The court decided unanimously to reverse a decision from the Appellate Division that blocked the state from collecting those additional payments.
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