Maureen Mcgurl v. Trucking Employees Of North Jersey Welfare Fund, Inc.

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• adopting \employer first\ rule, providing that plan which covers beneficiary as employee is primary and plan which covers beneficiary as dependent of employee is secondary
• adopting “employer first” rule, providing that plan which covers beneficiary as employee is primary and plan which covers beneficiary as dependent of employee is secondary
• finding coordination-of-benefits provisions in two competing ERISA-governed plans mutually repugnant, requiring the court to fashion a remedy to resolve the conflict
• finding coordination-of-bene- fits provisions in two competing ERISA-governed plans mutually repugnant, requiring the court to fashion a remedy to resolve the conflict

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