I ran into this error today and was able to resolve it. Hopefully I can save someone else some trouble.
In a solution, I have a web project in C# that references a C# project called BusinessComponents. I had replaced some .dll files in the BusinessComponents project with newer versions without updating the references. Then, I tried to access a new property called PseudoFamily in the dlls from the web project. It exploded, saying:
'MSU.Radiology.CIS.ServiceLayer.FamilyManager.PseudoFamily' is not supported by the language
...and I found a message in VS's Output pane that said (I shortened it a bit):
Reference to type '...PseudoFamily' claims it is defined in 'c:\...BusinessLogic.DLL', but it could not be found.
Removing and re-adding the references from the BusinessComponents project to the .dll files fixed the issue.
(I should have guessed... in following with Microsoft's long tradition of 'restart to fix it')
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