Jane Donaho v. Fmc Corporation, a Delaware Corporation, as Plan Administrator of the Fmc Long-Term Disability Plan

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• concluding that “ ‘substantial evidence’ is only a quantified reformulation of reasonableness” in cases involving the plan administrator’s evaluation of the facts to determine plan application
• concluding that “ ‘substantial evidence’ is only a quantified reformulation of reasonableness” in cases involving the plan administrator’s evaluation of the facts to determine plan application
• concluding that “ ‘substantial evidence’ is only a quantified reformulation of reasonableness” in cases involving the plan administrator’s evaluation of the facts to determine plan application
• where decision lacks record support or evidence in support does not ring true and is overwhelmed by contrary evidence, administrator’s decision is unreasonable
• where decision lacks record support or evidence in support does not ring true and is overwhelmed by contrary evidence, administrator’s decision is unreasonable
• \This is not a case where the plan administrator's decision is overwhelmed by contrary evidence.\

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