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Tibble v. Edison at the Supreme Court: What Does 'Six Years' Mean?
Stephen Rosenberg, The Wagner Law Group Link to more items from this source
Oct. 14, 2014

"[T]he federal courts continue to struggle with the interpretation and application of ERISA's six year statute of limitations. While written cleanly on its face, the statutory language is almost the walking embodiment of an insurance coverage concept, the latent ambiguity, which has to do with policy language that does not look ambiguous on its face (and thus would not appear to invoke various doctrines by which ambiguous policy language would be construed against the insurance company that issued the policy) but becomes ambiguous when applied to a particular fact pattern because, in application, it becomes unclear how the language should actually be applied."

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