Mulder v. PCS HEALTH SYSTEMS. INC.

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• \[T]he fact that PCS operated independently in negotiating contracts with drug manufacturers does not make PCS an ERISA fiduciary.\
• \[A] plan supervisor holds no discretionary authority where its 'obligation [is] to follow the written plan instrument and follow the instructions of the plan administrator.' \
• “[t]he Court ... finds no justification to impose upon PCS ERISA’s fiduciary duties where none could be extended to Oxford”

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