Edward Raybourne v. CIGNA Life Insu

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• finding no abuse of discretion in use of five factor test
• active steps can be taken to “reduce potential bias and to promote accuracy”
• ERISA litigant who had one claim and one theory throughout the litigation, a claim on which he ultimately and com- 52 No. 11-1560 pletely prevailed, may be entitled to fees for the entirety of the litigation even though he lost a few skirmishes along the way

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