You will no doubt be relieved to learn that this week, unlike the last two weeks, we are not featuring a case of the week about actuarial calculations. In fact, it was a relatively light week in the federal courts for ERISA cases, with no decision standing out as meriting individual attention.
Still, there was
Most ERISA practitioners are familiar with Cigna v. Amara, the 2011 Supreme Court decision that helped defined the contours of ERISA’s remedial scheme. But did you know, fifteen years later, that the case is still going?
Read on to learn about Amara’s latest trip to the Second Circuit, and then stick around for
As usual, the end of the federal court reporting period under the Civil Justice Reform Act (every March 31 and September 30) resulted in a slew of cases last week, which will likely continue into next week. It turns out federal judges are procrastinators just like the rest of us.
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