Blackburn v. Becker

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an ERISA subrogation provision providing that the employee-participant reimburse the employer for all monies received from a third party trumps the federal common law rule permitting a one-third reduction in the amount reimbursed for attorney’s fees
• employee may not withhold attorney's fees because \there is no reason to fiddle with an unambiguous plan provision which the parties freely entered into.\

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