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New Question Posed in ERISA Case Before Supreme Court
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[Guidance Overview] Oct. 29, 2008 Excerpt: The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered lawyers to file new briefs by Nov. 10 on a new issue in a pending case testing a divorced spouse's right to the other spouse's pension benefits. The question was posed in Kennedy v. DuPont Savings Plan Administrator (07-636) -- a case heard by the Justices on Oct. 7. The new question tests the application to the case of a part of federal benefit law that requires benefit plan administrators to operate the plan as dictated by plan documents -- an issue that the Court appeared previously to have declined to hear. MORE >> |
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