July 25, 2008

ERISA and Insurance Claims

Our Attorneys in the News on ERISA and Insurance Matters

News Story, Court: Workers can sue for lost 401(k) funds, February 21, 2008, The Greenville News, about US Supreme Court decision in LaRue case in which the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins, represents LaRue.

News Story, High court ruling on 401(k) suits to be tested in Charleston, February 21, 2008, The Charleston Post & Courier, about US Supreme Court decision in LaRue case in which the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins, represents LaRue.

News Story, Fourth Circuit examines abuse-of-discretion review standard in ERISA case, January 21, 2008, South Carolina Lawyers Weekly, featuring comments by the firm's attorney Robert E. Hoskins.

News Story, Retirement-Fund Case at Top U.S. Court May Bolster Right to Sue, November 26, 2007, Bloomberg, about US Supreme Court oral argument on the LaRue case in which the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins, represents LaRue.

News Story, Lawsuit tests federal benefits law, June 19, 2007, Charleston Post and Courier, about US Supreme Court agreeing to hear the LaRue case in which the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins, represents LaRue.

News Story, Court: Disability Plan Wrongly Cut Off Claimant's Benefits, September 2006, South Carolina Lawyers Weekly, featuring comments by the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins.

Article, Subrogation Rights Under E.R.I.S.A. Governed Health Plans, September 2005, South Carolina Lawyers Magazine, written by the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins.

News Story, No Tolling of ERISA Claim After Lawyer Missed Deadline, March 21, 2005, South Carolina Lawyers Weekly, featuring comments by the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins.

Article, How to Spot a Phony Health Plan, April 23, 2004, Medical Economics Magazine, featuring comments by the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins.

News Story, Health Insurance Denies Coverage? Keep Trying, WNBC News, New York, New York, November 17, 2003, featuring comments by the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins.

News Story, How to Slash Your Medical Costs Part Two, WYFF News, Greenville, South Carolina, November 12, 2003, featuring comments by the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins.

Various articles in the Greenville News including "Easley Plant Owes Pay, Workers Say", among others, concerning the closing of the Saco Lowell facility, Greenville News, November 30, 2000 through January 17, 2001, featuring comments by the firm's attorney, Robert E. Hoskins.

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