ERISA (5th Circuit)-When the District Court Must Remand the Claim Back to the Administrator
ERISA (8th Circuit)–Now You Know Why You Should Bring Rule 52 Motions Instead of Rule 56 Summary Judgment Motions
ERISA (5th Circuit): Plan Administrators Do Not Waive Exclusions That Develop As A Result Of Court Decisions Affecting The Disability Claim
ERISA – 9th Circuit: Self-Funded ERISA Plans, and Employee-Paid Supplemental Benefits: Can the Abuse of Discretion Standard Apply, Even When State Law Bans It?
ERISA: 502(a)(3) Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim DISMISSED: Repeated Calculation Errors Do NOT Involve “Fiduciary Duties”
ERISA 6th Circuit: Using the “National Economy Standard” to Defeat Disability Claims
ERISA 502(a)(3) Claims: Congress Never Thought the Phrase “Equitable Relief” Included Money Damages
ERISA – 11th Circuit: Awarding Attorney Fees to the Plan When Plaintiff Refuses to Drop Suit After Reinstatement of Benefits
ERISA: Defeating Credibility Challenges of Medical Reviewers
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