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: Boston ERISA Law BlogMetLife v Glenn in a Nutshell
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court is holding oral argument in MetLife v. Glenn, the case that will supposedly tell us once and for all what the effect is on ERISA litigation when the party who has to pay ERISA governed benefits is also the one who decides whether to pay those benefits. Given the Court’s history when it comes to addressing issues related to litigating ERISA cases, starting with Sereboff (at a minimum) and running up through the recent ruling in LaRue, you can predict&nbs read more
Full post as published by Boston ERISA Law Blog on April 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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