· 12/18/1961
American Research Council, Inc. v. Attorney General of New York
Citations
- 368 U.S. 947
- 82 S. Ct. 389
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- holding that differential treatment of similarly-situated employees, without some reasonable explanation for the differing treatment, could render a decision arbitrary and capricious
- indicating that ERISA's statutory scheme for damages is complete in itself
- \Plaintiffs can point to no evidence that Cyclops deliberately discriminated against these employees for the purpose of interfering with their rights under the ... Plan\
- “Plaintiffs can point to no evidence that Cyclops deliberately discriminated against these employees for the purpose of interfering with their rights under the ... Plan”
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