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Leighton et al v. Delta Air Lines, Inc. et al
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April 01, 2022
Delta Lands Victory Over Ex-Workers In ERISA Dispute
Delta Air Lines was handed a win in a proposed class action ex-workers brought against it alleging the airline unlawfully cut their retirement benefits after they received one-time payments for workers' compensation claims, with a Minnesota federal judge saying that Delta had reasonably interpreted its retirement plan.
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July 02, 2021
Ex-Delta Workers Seek Clearance For ERISA Class Action
Former Delta contract workers who say the airline illegally slashed their retirement benefits because they received lump-sum payments to resolve workers' compensation claims asked a federal judge for class status and a quick win in the case.
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February 19, 2020
Delta Can't Escape ERISA Suit Over Pension Cuts
A Minnesota federal judge refused to toss a suit accusing Delta Air Lines Inc. of violating ERISA by cutting ex-employees' retirement benefits because they received lump-sum payments to settle workers' compensation claims, saying the airline's interpretation of their pension plan was at odds with its language.