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: Boston ERISA Law BlogA Couple of Other Perspectives on LaRue
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There’s a lot out there on the Supreme Court’s ruling in LaRue, and I thought I would pass along today a couple of articles and blog posts that approach the issues raised by the case from a slightly different perspective than simply the technical legal issues raised by the case. Employee benefits lawyer George Chimento discusses the LaRue decision in this client advisory here, with a focus on a particular question, namely, whether in light of the problems posed by LaRue type cases, i read more
Full post as published by Boston ERISA Law Blog on February 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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