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Sixth Circuit Reverses Summary Judgment on ERISA Section 510 Claims Because of Management Comments That Healthcare Costs Are Rising
Seyfarth Shaw 
Apr. 24, 2018
"[W]hile the supervisor who fired plaintiff did not know about the son's medical expenses, the Sixth Circuit found significant that the Vice President and director who commented about medical expenses played a role in the decision. Also, plaintiff contended that Atlas had tried to contact other employees before firing them under the no-call/no-show policy, but did not do the same for him." [Stein v. Atlas Industries, Inc., No. 17-3737 (6th Cir. Apr. 9, 2018)]
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