Retaliatory Discharge Under ERISA

For those interested in ERISA, the Boston ERISA and Insurance Litigation Blog has a post here on a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit holding that a plaintiff must produce evidence of specific intent to retaliate for filing a claim for benefits in order to survive summary judgment.

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One Response to Retaliatory Discharge Under ERISA

  1. Mike J says:

    Im not a attorney but does anyone know the normal, average timeline of a “First Impression” case in Federal Court. I know there are variables and it depends on the case. But are there regulated timelines, or what is a person to expect in this enviornment? Is there a min to max idea???

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