Midwest Community Health Service, Inc., Now Known as Silver Cross Health System v. American United Life Insurance Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that service provider was a fiduciary when it reserved the right to change terms without plan or participant approval and would assess a fee upon withdrawal of funds
• holding that service provider was a fiduciary when it reserved the right to change terms without plan or participant approval and would assess a fee upon withdrawal of funds
• holding that service provider was a fiduciary when it reserved the right to change terms without plan or participant approval and would assess a fee upon withdrawal of funds
• holding that service provider was a fiduciary when it reserved the right to change terms without plan or participant approval and would assess a fee upon withdrawal of funds
• holding service provider was fiduciary when it could make changes to plan contract without plan approval and would assess a fee for plans withdrawing funds
• holding service provider was fiduciary when it could make changes to plan contract without plan approval and would assess a fee for plans withdrawing funds

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).