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Strong ERISA Opinion by the Sixth Circuit
The case below deals with the "objective findings" standard and what is a covered disability under an ERISA plan. It can often be difficult for a...
Read MoreDiscovery in ERISA Lawsuits
The case below addresses issues of discovery in ERISA lawsuits. "Discovery" is the legal term for the procedures that lawyers use to find out...
Read MoreA Great ERISA Decision – Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
This court opinion once again examines what sort of decision is "arbitrary and capricious" when a plan adjuster denies a claim. In these type of claims,...
Read MoreStrong ERISA LTD Opinion From The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
The case below discusses what evidence of disability a claimant must produce and what evidence an administrator must consider in denying a claim. Our law...
Read MoreERISA Long-Term Disability Procedures Have Changed.
Below are highlights to updates to the long-term disability procedures under ERISA. These things change from time to time and it is important to stay...
Read MoreThe New ERISA Regs. Are Coming Soon
Periodically, the regulations that govern ERISA are updated and modified. Below is a press release regarding updates from 2018. These changes in the law...
Read MoreRevisiting A Key First Circuit Decision
Below is a case that discusses the "safe harbor" exception to ERISA. Remember, if you need help filing or pursuing your long-term disability claim,...
Read MoreA Great Federal Register Article / New Regulations
Below is an article about new regulations that relate to ERISA claims. As with any area of the law, ERISA changes from time to time. If you have a problem...
Read MoreERISA Claim Procedure – Published By The Federal Register
Below is an article which appeared in the Federal Register and discusses the procedure for filing an ERISA claim. For those of you who are thinking of...
Read MoreNew DOL ERISA Changes
Just like any part of the law, ERISA is subject to changes. Below is an outline of some recent Department of Labor changes to the law. Remember, if you...
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