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Offering Group Discount on Individual Policies Constitutes 'Contribution' Sufficient to Create an ERISA Plan
Lane Powell PC
Mar. 4, 2013
"By doing something more than merely permitting an insurer to publicize a plan or collecting premiums through payroll deductions, an employer demonstrates a sufficient degree of control over a plan to consider it part of the company's benefits package." [McCann v. UNUM Provident (D.N.J., Jan. 31, 2013)]
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