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: Boston ERISA Law BlogA Middle of the Road Supreme Court?
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Here is an interesting article in which a former Solicitor General argues that the popular - and perhaps a little bit intellectually lazy - characterization of the current Supreme Court as “pro-business” may, at a minimum, be overstating the case a bit. Certainly, the ERISA rulings out of the Court this past term were hardly pro-employer or pro-business community, as both LaRue and MetLife v. Glenn weakened the defenses of plan sponsors and administrators and, at least in the case of read more
Full post as published by Boston ERISA Law Blog on July 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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