Gosselink v. American Telephone & Telegraph, Inc.

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• describing the second factor as “the most important” one to consider
• “In answering . . . whether the administrator's interpretation of the plan was legally correct, a court must consider: (1) whether the administrator has given the plan a uniform construction, (2) whether the interpretation is consistent with a fair reading of the plan, and (3

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