by Cody AllisonEvans v. UNUMProvident Corp.
This ERISA case, decided in 2005 , is another case examining the "arbitrary and capricious" standard that the Court must use in reviewing most of these...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonRochow v. Life Ins. Co. of N. Am.
This ERISA case, decided in 2014 , is an interesting case regarding the insurance company's duties as a fiduciary and what damages a Plaintiff may recover...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonHelfman v. GE Group Life Assur. Co.
This ERISA case, decided in 2009, is another in the line of cases dealing with the "arbitrary and capricious" standard that the Court has to use when ERISA...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonElliott v. Metro. Life Ins. Co.
In this ERISA case, decided in 2006, the question before the Court is whether a long term disability plan administrator acted arbitrarily and capriciously...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonShaw v. AT&T Umbrella Benefit Plan No. 1
In this ERISA case, decided in 2015, the question before the Court is whether a long term disability plan administrator acted arbitrarily and capriciously...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonNewsom v. Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company
In this ERISA case, decided in 2022, the parties agreed to a trial upon submission of documentary evidence but disagreed upon the issues properly before...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonCantor v. AT&T Umbrella Benefits Plan No. 3 & AT&T Services
This ERISA case, decided in 2022, is a case where the Defendants, AT&T and the Plan, were both granted summary judgment. In the case, the...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonSchwarz v. Hartford Life & Accident Ins. Co.
In this ERISA case, decided in 2020, the Court examines the duty that a Defendant Insurance Company has to the claimant. In this claim the Plaintiff...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonERISA Claims – Insurance Company Must Establish Reasonable Process
ERISA claims are unique in that the insurance company is responsible for paying a potential claim gets to act as the judge and jury during the claims...
Read Moreby Cody AllisonERISA Claims – Insurance Company Must Establish Reasonable Process
ERISA claims are unique in that the insurance company is responsible for paying a potential claim gets to act as the judge and jury during the claims...
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