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December 31, 2007

ERISA standards of review getting Supreme play

Since at least 50% of my readers are interested in ERISA matters (the other two read the blog for its snark), I figure that it is worth nothing that the issue of the proper standard of review for a “conflicted” ERISA administrator is getting some play with the Solicitor General and the SCOTUSblog.  You can read a case which talks about this issue in Denmark v. Liberty Life, No. 05-2877 (our coverage here).  Actually, the "insurance" category of this blog has a bunch of stuff on this issue.

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