Fortune v. Group Long Term Disability Plan for Employees of Keyspan Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• acknowledging financial conflict but holding no convincing medical reason to devalue peer reviewers’ conclusions
• “Several courts in the Eastern and Southern District of New York have found that it is not arbitrary for an administrator to require a claimant to offer objective medical evidence of their disabilities in order to be eligible for benefits”

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