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Proskauer ERISA Litigation Newsletter, November 2012
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Nov. 8, 2012

"[The] lead article reviews the recent decision in Janese v. Fay, in which the Second Circuit held that the trustees of multiemployer plans act in a non-fiduciary capacity when amending the plans they administer.... [The] second article looks at the impact of the [ACA] on benefits claims under ERISA ... [and] considers two open issues that are likely to result in litigation: the fiduciary status of independent review organizations (IROs) established by the ACA, and the standard of judicial review applicable to those IROs."  MORE >>

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