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Owen Scott Muir · Said 12 Dec 2023 · owen-0807

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“My friend Dave Chase has been writing about the coming apocalypse in liability for corporate America for a while ... I’m not a lawyer. But I can see the writing on the wall…and write about it.”
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ERISA section of the daily-writing essay. The author restates Dave Chase's forecast of a coming liability apocalypse for corporate America from ERISA fiduciary lawsuits, citing lawyer Jerry Schlichter (2-0 at the Supreme Court, $600M+ retirement settlements) now targeting healthcare plans at firms such as Anthem, Target, T-Mobile, Walgreens and Lockheed Martin. The author endorses it: he can see the writing on the wall.

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