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Federal Courts Consider ERISA Impact on University Health Plan Network Tiers
Hall Benefits Law Link to more items from this source
May 26, 2026

"Federal courts are seeing a new wave of Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) suits based on university health plans that allegedly directed plan participants toward university-affiliated providers without appropriate transparency. Current litigation is pending involving Northwestern University and the University of Rochester, both of which utilize tiered network arrangements. According to the plaintiffs' claims, these arrangements result in much higher costs for plan participants who seek care outside the preferred affiliated network."  MORE >>

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