Erisa Violation Claim Guidance

Summary

If your employer canceled your insurance 30 days before firing you and lied about it, it might be a breach of ERISA regulations. Employers must provide timely notice of insurance changes. Gather any documentation or correspondence related to this issue. Consider consulting an employment attorney for guidance on potential claims.

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Hey ****! ERISA, or the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, regulates employer-provided health care and pension plans. It ensures protection for individuals in these plans. Do you have a specific issue or question related to ERISA, like benefits denied or claims mishandled?
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Hi ****! ERISA issues can be complex. Could you share a bit more about the specific problem you're facing, such as the type of benefit or claim involved? This will help me provide more accurate information.
Former employer cancelled insurance 30 days before they fired me and lied about it
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Hi ****! It sounds like you may have a potential claim under ERISA due to your employer's actions. Here are some general points:
- Employers must adhere to ERISA regulations, which include providing timely notice of changes to your insurance.
- If your employer lied or failed to provide proper notice, it might constitute a breach.
Do you have any documentation or correspondence related to this issue?