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Back to Basics: Plan Language 101
On June 15, 2016 in
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Most situations that involve self-funded benefit plans revolve around language within the plan document. Whether deciding if a service is experimental, or figuring out whether a dependent is actually covered, or deciding whether a leave of absence will extend coverage, the plan document controls in just about all situations. For that reason, it's all the more disastrous when poor plan language handicaps plans and TPAs. Like we always say, your rights are only as good as your language.
Back by popular demand, The Phia Group's very own Jen McCormick was the star of this webinar, since nobody knows plan documents like Jen.
Thank you for joining The Phia Group's legal team - and Jen McCormick - for an hour on Wednesday, June 15th, 2016, at 1:00pm (EST), as we went "back to basics" and discussed some best and worst practices for plan drafting, to help make sure your plans don't lose their rights by failing to claim them in the first place.
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