Rhorer v. Raytheon Engineers & Constructors, Inc.

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• holding that contra proferentum applies when interpreting a plan summary even “when the plan administrator has expressly been given discretion to interpret the plan”
• holding that contra proferentum applies when interpreting a plan summary even “when the plan administrator has expressly been given discretion to interpret the plan”
• holding that contra proferentum applies when interpreting a plan summary even “when the plan administrator has expressly been given discretion to interpret the plan”
• reversing district court’s grant of summary judgment because “a reasonable jury could conclude that Raytheon knowingly waived its right to enforce” certain insurance requirements after it “accepted premiums from Mr. Rhorer for several months”
• “[I]t is well settled that the summary plan description must be read as a whole.” (citation omitted)
• where the court dismissed the plaintiff’s § 502(a)(3) claim because the predominate cause of action in the suit was to recover plan benefits and, since she had an adequate remedy, she could not simultaneously maintain a claim for breach of fiduciary duty

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