Dr. Komarnisky may prefer that Cigna pay for his services, rather than his patients, but that does not mean Cigna legally injures him by declining to pay out benefits. The law is clear that if …
May an attorney be held liable for aiding and abetting a fiduciary breach? A recent law review article raises the issue and advocates the view. The article isn’t written for an ERISA audience, but it …
Only after the first tranche of the settlement funds had been distributed was a challenge raised in late January 2007 by a dissatisfied class member as to the accuracy of the distribution. Upon investigating, Hewitt …