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· 10/3/1990

Lois Gibson v. The Prudential Insurance Company of America

Citations

  • 915 F.2d 414
  • 1990 WL 48549

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that an employee’s suit against agent for denied disability benefits was preempted
  • holding claim alleging insurer engaged in \fraud\ during claims-handling s 13 || process was preempted, as was claim alleging insurer breached duty of good faith and 14 || fair dealing by engaging in \unreasonable\ conduct during claims-handling process
  • state law causes of action which arose from the handling and disposition of claims to ERISA plan benefits were preempted by ERISA
  • \The existence of some remedy for misconduct by nonfiduciaries suggests that Congress intended to include their behavior under ERISA.\
  • “The existence of some remedy for misconduct by nonfiduciaries suggests that Congress intended to include their behavior under ERISA.”
  • state law causes of action which arose from the handling and disposition of claims to ERISA plan benefits were preempted by ERISA

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Judges: Nelson, Brunetti, Kozinski

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