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Closing the Gap: Safeguarding Participants' Rights by Expanding the Federal Common Law of ERISA

Jayne Elizabeth Zanglein

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This Article will explore the current boundaries of the federal common law of ERISA and will urge the expansion of these boundaries to protect plan participants who have been betrayed without a remedy.

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This Article will explore the current boundaries of the federal common law of ERISA and will urge the expansion of these boundaries to protect plan participants who have been betrayed without a remedy.

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This Article will explore the current boundaries of the federal common law of ERISA and will urge the expansion of these boundaries to protect plan participants who have been betrayed without a remedy.

Key concepts: Safeguarding, Closing (real estate), Law, Common law, Political science, Law and economics, Sociology, Medicine

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