09Aug
Life Insurer Compelled to Produce Attorney-Client Communications
A federal district court in Ohio concluded that internal communications between a plan administrator and in-house counsel about a beneficiary’s first-level benefit claim remained protected by the attorney-client privilege, and that ERISA’s fiduciary...
By:
Proskauer - Employee Benefits & Executive
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