Whether a United States citizen living and working abroad is eligible for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) under the CARES Act despite state-specific physical residency laws

I. Whether a United States citizen living and working abroad, whose employment remains connected to the U.S. labor market, is eligible for federal entitlements, such as Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) under the CARES Act, by virtue of a federally recognized domicile, or whether statespecific physical residency laws may lawfully disqualify such claimants. 1 Parties To The Case II. Leonard LaPadula, individually and on behalf of himself is Petitioner here and was Appellant below. New Hampshire Employment Security, Respondent here and was Appellee below. III. List of Proceedings N.H. Employment Security Appeals Tribunal Docket No: 2100914890 Title: De novo Hearing for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Date of Decision: March 7, 2022 N.H. Appellate Board Docket No: 0006-22 Title: Appeal of Leonard LaPadula Date of Order: August 26, 2022 Date of Order on Motion to Reconsider: September 30, 2022 N.H. Supreme Court Docket No: 2022-0597 Title: Appeal of Leonard LaPadula Date of Final Order: December 20, 2024 Date of Order on Motion for Reconsideration: January 27, 2025 li