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Bloomberg Markets' article on ERISA Bloomberg Markets' article from April, 2011, explains how ERISA, a statute designed to protect consumers, actually exploits them.
Burgio v. The Prudential Burgio, ERISA, discovery,
Kellogg v. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. AD&D, accidental death, ambiguity, standard of review, de novo, reasonable expectations
Cohen v. MetLife Contempt, ERISA, disability, Cohen,
Ziesemer v. First UNUM disability claim, deemed denied, exhaustion, remand
Cooper v. LINA disability insurance claim, LINA, ERISA, arbitrary and capricious, Cooper v. LINA,
Nicolas v. MCI venue, forum selection clause, ERISA,
Levy v. INA Life Ins. Co. claims handling manual, disclosure in litigation, cofidential information, protective order
Milliman Report Regarding the Cost of Eliminating Discretionary Clauses discretionary authority, NAIC, insurers, prohibition of discretionary clauses
Provident Internal Memo: Why Insurers Love ERISA ERISA, Provident, limited remedies, no jury trials, no consequentials, no punitives
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