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· 9/17/2002

Clay K. James v. Pirelli Armstrong Tire Corporation

Citations

  • 305 F.3d 439
  • 28 Employee Benefits Cas. (BNA) 2601
  • 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 19071
  • 2002 WL 31055414

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the‘employer breached its fiduciary duties when its human resources representative and plant manager made material misrepresentations to employees concerning their retirement benefits
  • concluding that employer breached its fiduciary duties when its human resources representative and plant manager made material misrepresentations to employees concerning their retirement benefits
  • stating that “a breach of fiduciary duty occurs when the . . . plan administrator on its own initiative provides misleading information about the future benefits of a plan.”
  • whether ERISA fiduciary’s misrepresentation was material is a mixed question of law and fact
  • “[W]ith respect to the situation presented when an employer on its own initiative disseminates false and misleading information about a benefit plan, the position of the Sixth Circuit is aligned with that of the Third Circuit in Unisys.”
  • “Thus, with respect to the situation presented when an employer on its own initiative disseminates false and misleading information about a benefit plan, the position of the Sixth Circuit is aligned with that of the Third Circuit in Unisys.”

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Judges: Batchelder, Clay, Aldrich

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