Dennis F. Sperandeo v. Lorillard Tobacco Company, Incorporated, and Continental Casualty Company, Also Known as Cna

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• finding no material issue of fact where only one internist thought that restrictions were necessary, while five specialists thought not
• discussing the difference between the cases where the language granting discretion appeared in a document incorporated into the policy (and, thus, where arbitrary and capricious standard applied

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