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· 3/22/2024

KYLE Z. GULLO v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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  • noting that federal courts may look to extrinsic evidence only if plan documents are ambiguous
  • noting that when the employee/employer relationship is severed, employment is terminated
  • in context where administrator is given discretion, the court could not engage in a “de novo-ie., without deferring to either party’s interpretation”
  • “When interpreting a contract, courts look not only at the language, but also for additional evidence that reflects the intent of the contracting parties.”

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