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Health plan can be reimbursed under ERISA

A health plan’s attempt to obtain reimbursement from a beneficiary who received payments from a third party constitutes “equitable relief” under ERISA, a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in Sereboff v. Mid Atlantic Medical Services Inc. The plaintiffs’ insurer ...

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Former owner must pay for environmental cleanup

Under the current climate of condemnation for commercial redevelopment, a Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, ruling regarding environmental clean-up responsibilities could be crushing. Kansas City attorney Stephen G. Mirakian, the practitioner on the losing end of Chouteau Development v. ...

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WANTED: Lawyers who are lobbyists

Sherry Doctorian is a familiar figure in the Missouri State Capitol Building. Whether she’s waiting in the halls for a legislative committee to adjourn or knocking on office doors in hopes of cornering an elected official, the Jefferson City lawyer ...

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Blogs grow up

As obsessions go, Peter Nordberg’s might seem somewhat arcane. Nordberg, a plaintiffs’ lawyer and shareholder at 49-lawyer Berger & Montague in Philadelphia, is fixated on one particular federal rule of evidence – Rule 702. Every day he sits at his ...

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