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08 Dec 2018
Your ERISA Watch – Kantor & Kantor Victory Against Sun Life and Health Insurance Company in Lawsuit for Long-Term Disability Benefits
Even though the holiday season is in full swing, the courts continue to issue rulings, bringing justice to the nice and coal to the naughty. Kantor & Kantor was back on the nice list with this week’s notable decision. The…
03 Dec 2018
Your ERISA Watch – Ninth Circuit Holds that Actual Knowledge of Alleged Breach or Violation Is Necessary to Trigger Three-Year Statute of Limitations
This week’s notable decision is Sulyma v. Intel Corporation Investment Policy Committee, No. 17-15864, __F.3d__, 2018 WL 6186519 (9th Cir. Nov. 28, 2018). Parting ways with the Sixth Circuit, the Ninth Circuit held that “actual knowledge,” rather than “constructive knowledge,”…
25 Nov 2018
Your ERISA Watch – Kantor & Kantor Victory Against Unum Life Insurance Company in Lawsuit for Long-Term Disability Benefits
I’m pleased to report that this week’s notable decision is a firm victory in the matter of Fleming v. Unum Life Insurance Company, No. 17-01576-CJC, 2018 WL 6133859 (C.D. Cal. Nov. 20, 2018). Fleming was a former litigation attorney who…
19 Nov 2018
Your ERISA Watch – District Court Rules State Law Claims Concerning Payment of Life Insurance Benefits Not Preempted by ERISA
Today’s notable decision is a district court decision in the matter of Flinn v. Minnesota Life Insurance Company, No. CV 18-10868-WGY, 2018 WL 5982021 (D. Mass. Nov. 14, 2018), a case involving the delivery of life insurance benefits to the…
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