Dayton Hudson Department Store Co. v. Auto-Owners Insurance

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• “[T]he Thorn Apple Valley court cautioned that preemption ‘does not necessarily mean that the ERISA plan must prevail.’ Rather, any conflict between COB provisions should be resolved under federal common law.”

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