Law360 (June 7, 2021, 6:25 p.m. EDT) – The Second Ward on Monday refused to reanimate a case of home health workers who claimed their employers pocketed nearly $ 23 million in their health insurance contributions, and declined their attempt , their lawsuit of. distinguish a benefits case that the US Supreme Court dismissed last June.
A three-judge panel found that the three plaintiffs could not uphold their proposed Employee Retirement Income Security Act class action because they never alleged their plan refused or could no longer provide them with health benefits, and found that the The outcome of the case does not affect their ability to receive benefits in either direction.
A New York federal judge …
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