Insurance – Long-Term Disability – ERISA – Benefits Denial – Standard of Review – Delegation of Fiduciary Authority (access required)

Belheimer v. Federal Express Corp. Long Term Disability Plan The defendant-plan did not give Federal Express the authority to delegate its fiduciary duties. Although the plan gave Federal Express the authority to appoint an appeals committee, the plan did not allow Federal Express to outsource the entire process to its third-party administrator.

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Insurance – Long-Term Disability – ERISA – Benefits Denial – Standard of Review – Delegation of Fiduciary Authority

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