Dedeaux

The dilemma of these families stems in large part from a 1987 Supreme Court decision, Pilot Life vs. Dedeaux, which is widely regarded as a misinterpretation of Congress's intent in enacting the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).

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The family later also lost its claim for damages, after the death of their daughter because of a 1987 Supreme Court case; Pilot Llife Ins.co. v. Dedeaux, 481 U.S. 41, 1987, where the Court issued a ruling that shields employer-paid health care plans from damages over their coverage decisions.

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The Supreme Court decision in Pilot Life Insurance v. Dedeaux stated that "state common law causes of action arising from the improper processing of a claim are preempted."

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California, has turned USC's Dedeaux Field into a field of dreams this season.

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On the coaching at his alma mater compared to Boston: “Rod Dedeaux teaches more in one season at USC than the Red Sox organization does in ten years.”

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On the coaching at his alma mater compared to Boston: “Rod Dedeaux teaches more in one season at USC than the Red Sox organization does in ten years.”

Baseball’s Even Greater Insults Kevin Nelson 1993

On the coaching at his alma mater compared to Boston: “Rod Dedeaux teaches more in one season at USC than the Red Sox organization does in ten years.”

Baseball’s Even Greater Insults Kevin Nelson 1993

On the coaching at his alma mater compared to Boston: “Rod Dedeaux teaches more in one season at USC than the Red Sox organization does in ten years.”

Baseball’s Even Greater Insults Kevin Nelson 1993

This time, I was accompanied by Robert Leach, a former Trojans outfielder and author of a book about U.S.C.'s legendary coach Rod Dedeaux; Chris Epting, author of "Roadside Baseball," an homage to the game's unmarked attractions; and Morris Eckstein, past executive president of SABR.

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Dedeaux also had three former players who were Yankees rookies.

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