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There are also implications for a number of cases currently before the court. Among key ones whose fates are now cloudier than before are several related to class actions in which businesses have clear rooting interests.
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Appeals court shoots down lifetime health benefits under collective bargaining agreements that don’t specifically promise them.
Strategies for providing effective health benefits to employees have shifted dramatically in the past two decades. Nonetheless, some companies continue to bear the burdens of legacy benefit liabilities.
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