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· 8/30/2007

Notarantonio v. Reall

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the challenged law could not “function[] irrespective of . . . the existence of an ERISA plan” because it “affect[ed] ERISA plans”
  • “Where a State law is preempted because it has a prohibited ‘reference to’ ERISA or ERISA plans, we need not reach the question of whether it is also preempted under the ‘connection with’ prong of the analysis.”

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Judges: GIBNEY, J.

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