Not admitted · Vague or promotional
Rules 1.1.0 · as of 14 Sep 2026
Owen Scott Muir · Said 14 Jul 2023 · owen-0629
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Vague or promotional
“once one of these lawsuits wins for one type of claim, every lawyer, everywhere is going to be bringing the same easy to prove claim against every other plan sponsor, or on behalf of every other plan sponsor, against their broker, or with the broker against their plan, depending on who is willing to get out of the way of the wrecking ball first.”
Conditional forecast in the PBM/ERISA post: once an ERISA fiduciary-breach lawsuit over health plan costs wins on one type of claim, the author expects a wave of copycat suits against and on behalf of plan sponsors, brokers and plans. He adds that the best business model is 'popcorn to crunch for the show'.
No entity, observable event, benchmark or threshold can be written from the text and its immediate context. Slogans ('game changer', 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity', 'favourite stock') and quantifiers with no countable set ('more', 'first', 'all') without a defined set.