The lawsuit was governed by contracts between Metropolitan Life and various employers that enlisted the insurer in providing retirement benefits to their employees, a federal judge said Jan. 15. Given the existence of valid contracts, the quasi-contractual claims raised by annuity recipient Edward Roycroft—including unjust enrichment and restitution—must fail, the judge said.
Roycroft accused the MetLife entities of not doing enough to locate and pay benefits to more than 30,000 ...
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