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Clemons et al v. Norton Healthcare Inc. Retirement Plan et al
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August 27, 2019
Norton Healthcare Says Retiree Payouts Didn't Violate ERISA
Norton Healthcare Inc.'s retirement plan has shot back at a group of early retirees who claim the company shortchanged them and violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, telling a Kentucky federal judge there was nothing wrong with the way the company calculates their lump sum benefits.
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July 30, 2019
Norton Healthcare Defends Early Retiree Benefit Methodology
Early retirees who claim Norton Healthcare Inc. shortchanged them haven't identified any flaw in the company's lump sum benefits calculations, Norton told the Kentucky federal court overseeing a long-running Employee Retirement Income Security Act battle.
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November 01, 2013
Norton Healthcare Shortchanged Early Retirees, Judge Says
A Kentucky federal judge Thursday found Norton Healthcare Inc. shortchanged early retirees' pensions and ordered the company to recalculate their monthly retirement income and lump-sum payments.
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November 15, 2011
Judge Refuses To Trim Norton Workers' ERISA Action
A Kentucky federal judge refused Monday to trim an Employee Retirement Income Security Act class action filed by ex-Norton Healthcare Inc. workers claiming they got shorted on contractually promised retirement benefits, ruling that a 15-year statute of limitations — not the five-year window for which the defendant argued — applied to the claims.