City retirees win again, Judge permanently bans Medicare changes
New York Supreme Court Judge Lyle Frank officially blocked the city of New York from removing its roughly 250,000 municipal retirees off their current healthcare plan and onto Aetna' s privatized Medicare Advantage, which the Adams administration inked a deal on this past March. On Aug. 11, he explicitly ordered "that the respondents are permanently enjoined…
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