Zack v. Crews

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that on summary judgment, authentication objections can be cured with a supplemental affidavit from the moving party
• holding when a supplemental life insurance policy “was but one menu item” in a larger employer- funded plan, it was not excluded from ERISA’s governance
• noting that parties can submit supplemental affidavits to cure evidentiary defects
• finding ERISA coverage over a voluntary, supplemental life insurance benefits plan where employer “maintained substantial administrative functions”
• “Neither the rules of evidence nor the rules of civil procedure require lawyers or judges to raise all available ev‐ identiary objections.”
• “Neither the rules of evidence nor the rules of civil procedure require lawyers or judges to raise all available ev‐ identiary objections.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).