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ROMERO, et al v. ALLSTATE INSURANCE, et al
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May 22, 2018
Ex-Allstate Workers Beat Time Bar Challenge In Benefits Row
A Pennsylvania federal judge tolled the statute of limitations Tuesday for state-law claims brought by former Allstate Insurance Co. employees, denying the insurer a partial early win in a suit alleging they lost retirement benefits when Allstate forced the workers to become contractors or face termination.
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April 26, 2018
Ex-Allstate Workers Fight Bid To Nix Claims In ERISA Row
Allstate incorrectly asserted that the state law claims of 14 former Allstate Insurance Co. employees were time-barred, the employees said in Pennsylvania federal court Thursday, fighting the company's quick win bid in their suit alleging they lost retirement benefits when the insurer forced them to either be contractors or face termination.
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November 07, 2016
Judge Nixes Privilege Objection In Allstate ERISA Row
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Friday shot down objections from a group of former Allstate Insurance Co. employees challenging privilege claims the company lodged over a cluster of documents in a lawsuit over retirement benefits that were lost when the workers were forced to either accept contractor status or face termination.