A federal trial focused on whether Florida illegally terminated residents’ Medicaid coverage has been delayed from its scheduled Monday morning start. An emergency order filed late Saturday night said the judge overseeing the case had a death in her family and needed to re-schedule the trial’s start. “As soon as possible, the court will schedule a status conference to discuss…
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