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The Sixth Circuit recently reversed the Southern District of Ohio and found personal jurisdiction over an out-of-state attorney in Schneider v. Hardesty, Case No. 09-3892
In a decision involving determination of a life insurance policy's proper beneficiary, the Sixth Circuit ruled that the language of ERISA and the insurance policy must be followed before a court may resort to the application of federal common law
