SCOTUS Refuses to Review Ninth Circuit Ruling on ACA Birth Control Rules

By and on July 11, 2019

The US Supreme Court declined to review a recent Ninth Circuit decision, blocking the interim rules that exempted employers with religious or moral objections from providing birth control coverage required by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Until such time as this issue is clarified, it is prudent for employers with employees in certain states to comply with the ACA mandate and to cover contraceptives under their health plans.

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Teal Trujillo, a summer associate in our Chicago office, also contributed to this article.

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