The ERISA Preemption Battle

Implications from the U.S. Supreme
Court’s Decision in Aetna v. Davila

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Conducted on August 10, 2004

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How will the Supreme Court’s June 21 ruling in Aetna v. Davila impact state-imposed liability on health plans for determinations made concerning medical necessity? Will it now be virtually impossible for those injured by ERISA-proscribed wrongdoing to be made whole again? Is it time for Congress to step in to address the absense of federal remedies in ERISA preemption situations?

Attorneys on both sides of the debate share their insights on this recent Supreme Court decision and its ramifications for managed care providers, consumers, and state healthcare liability laws.

Speakers for this teleconference included:

Eugene R. Anderson - Founding Shareholder, Anderson Kill & Olick, New York, specializes in insurance recovery litigation and is one of the country's most well-known attorneys representing insureds.

John B. Shely - Partner, Andrews Kurth, Houston, practices in all areas of managed care litigation, with an emphasis on ERISA benefits, provider, and bad faith insurance practices litigation. He was lead counsel on Aetna v. Davila at the district court and Fifth Circuit of Appeals levels and was instrumental in obtaining its review by the U.S. Supreme Court.

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