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Robles et al v. Lowe's Home Centers, LLC
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March 03, 2020
Lowe's Must Face Suit Over Allegedly Faulty COBRA Notices
A federal judge in Florida refused on Monday to dismiss a proposed class suit accusing Lowe's Home Centers LLC of violating federal notice rules for company-administered, temporary health benefit extensions, but sent forward for now only the allegations of two former workers.
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February 12, 2020
Lowe's Wants To Ax Benefits Suit Over COBRA Notices
Lowe's has urged a Florida federal judge to toss a suit claiming the retailer didn't fulfill its obligation of letting ex-workers know they could continue their health care coverage under COBRA, arguing the workers didn't explain how the allegedly confusing notices hurt them.
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November 01, 2019
Ex-Lowe's Workers Call Company's COBRA Notices Unlawful
Former Lowe's employees have slapped the retailer with a proposed class action claiming the company's process for notifying them about their COBRA rights discouraged them from continuing their health care coverage under the law.