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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
GROSZ-SALOMON v. PAUL REVERE LIFE INS. CO.United States Ninth Circuit
ERISAThe policy in place at the time of benefits denial dictates the standard of review when an insured files her claim under ERISA. |
01/29/2001 | 99-55812 |
LAVENTURE v. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICAUnited States Ninth Circuit
ERISAA disability insurance policy, not originally covered by ERISA, is not converted into an ERISA plan merely because a company offers its employees... |
01/19/2001 | 99-55990 |
LAYAOU v. XEROX CORP.United States Second Circuit
ERISASummary plan description that lacked notice about how benefits would be calculated for employees who were rehired after receiving lump-sum benefits... |
01/18/2001 | 99-9336 |
BOARD OF TRUSTEES v. ROYCEUnited States Second Circuit
ERISA, Family LawUnder the Equity-League Pension Plan and the Retirement Equity Act, 29 USC 1052-56, a surviving spouse must consent to designation of another... |
01/17/2001 | 99-9123 |
SENESE v. CHICAGO AREA I.B. OF T. PENSION FUNDUnited States Seventh Circuit
ERISAWhere neither plaintiff nor his lawyer could reasonably believe, at the time he filed his Second Amended Complaint, that evidence supported... |
01/16/2001 | 99-3666, 00-1211 |
BD. OF TRUSTEES OF BRICKLAYERS AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN LOCAL 6 OF NEW JERSEY WELFARE FUND v. WETTLIN ASSOC., INC.United States Third Circuit
ERISAERISA's definition of "fiduciary" does not include an entity that receives contributions from employers and awards benefits to participants pursuant... |
01/09/2001 | 00-1382 |
GRIGGS v. E. I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO.United States Fourth Circuit
ERISA, Labor & Employment LawPetitioner may have a remedy where ERISA fiduciary breached its obligation by leading petitioner to believe that he was eigible for a tax-deferred... |
01/09/2001 | 99-2508 & 99-2607 |
98-1973, 99-2110United States Sixth Circuit
ERISA, Insurance LawPlaintiff's suit for claims paid as subrogree was time barred under the "one-year back" rule under Michigan's No-Fault Insurance Act, and where... |
01/04/2001 | 98-1973, 99-2110 |
LAZARKO v. PENNSYLAVNIA HOSPITALUnited States Third Circuit
Civil Procedure, ERISAWhere plaintiff's claims challenging proprietary of care, rather than administration of benefits, are not completely preempted by ERISA, they cannot... |
12/28/2000 | 98-1776 |
RYBARCZYK v. TRW, INC.United States Sixth Circuit
ERISAThe portion of lump sum pension plan payments attributable to service rendered prior to 1986 plan amendment - but not service rendered after amendment... |
12/21/2000 | 97-4167 |
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