NCMC, a hospital in Houston, sued Aetna, alleging Aetna underpaid out-of-network providers like NCMC in violation of ERISA and Texas law.

Factual Issues Presented as to Whether Scrivener's Error and Parties' Oversight Warranted Reformation of Insurance Agreement

Pleadings, Firm's Failure to Show That Concerted Conduct Occurred Elsewhere Than New York,

Tenant's Premises Liability Action Against Landlord Was Barred By Contractual Limitation Period Stated in Lease

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Taxpayer association stated viable claim of conflict of interest with regard to lease-leaseback agreement (Miller, J.)

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