Posted On: April 9, 2008 by Scott Riemer

Scott M. Riemer to Lecture at ACI Conference in Boston on Disability Insurance Claims

On June 12, 2008, Scott M. Riemer will lecture at the 11th National Advanced Forum on Resolving Disability Insurance Claims & Litigation in Boston. The conference is sponsored by the American Conference Institute. The conference will include speakers who are leading plaintiff and defense lawyers as well as top medical experts. The topic of my discussion will be "Standard of Review in ERISA Litigation in Light of MetLife v. Glenn." MetLife v. Glenn, which will be decide by the Supreme Court this term, is expected to be the most important ERISA case in the last 20 years. Please take a look at ACI's website for more information, http://americanconference.com

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Last year, Scott M. Riemer spoke at the 10th National Advanced Forum in Boston. The topic of his discussion at that conference was ""Developments in ERISA Claims Handling and Litigation."

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