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• W2270620908 abstract "ERISA preemption of state laws is determined using the following three rules. First, ERISA permits state laws that do not diminish or enhance any of the ERISA basic benefit protections. Second, ERISA preempts any state law that diminishes or enhances any of the three ERISA basic benefit protections unless the diminution or enhancement was needed to implement a state law that is not otherwise preempted, in which case the law is not preempted if the diminution or enhancement is limited to the extent needed for the effective administration of such state law. Third, a law is not otherwise preempted if the law (1) is described in an explicit or implicit exclusion from the rule that ERISA preempts all state laws that relate to an ERISA plan, or (2) does not diminish or enhance any of the ERISA basic benefit protections other than by imposing a reporting or disclosure mandate to the extent needed for the effective administration of such state law. Thus, ERISA permits a state-law reporting or disclosure mandate that implements a state law that is not otherwise preempted, but only to the extent the mandate is needed for the effective administration of such state law. ERISA preempts all other reporting and disclosure mandates. This article uses those principles to answer the question, Which State-Law Reporting and Disclosure Mandates Does ERISA Permit that Relate to State Criminal Laws, Insurance Laws, Health Care Laws, Tax Laws, Domestic Relations Laws, Labor Laws, or Other State Laws? ERISA permits generally applicable state criminal laws. Thus, states may compel plans to provide reports to show that their loan programs comply with state criminal usury laws, but not with respect to compliance with civil usury laws, which ERISA preempts. ERISA permits states to regulate insurance providers. Thus, states may compel insurers to file extensive reports about the policies they issue to ERISA plans. ERISA permits states to regulate the provision of health care. Thus, states may compel ERISA plans to file reports and respond to audit request with respect to the health care, if any, they provide. ERISA permits some, but not all, state-law taxes. Thus, states may compel ERISA plans to file tax returns and respond to audit requests for permissible taxes such as the tax on health care providers. ERISA requires most ERISA pension plans to follow the terms of state domestic relations orders known as QDROs. Thus, states may compel those plans to disclose to a permissible user of a QDRO the benefit information of a participant that may be needed to prepare a QDRO. ERISA permits some prevailing wage statutes that take into account contributions to ERISA plans. Thus, states may compel employers to report their contributions to ERISA plans needed to show compliance with such laws. ERISA permits states to assemble and make available to the public data bases describing the prices of health care providers because such data bases do not affect any of ERISA basic benefit protections other than with a reporting or disclosure mandate used to implement the law. Thus, states may compel ERISA plans and their insurers to report claims experience with such price data. ERISA permits states to enforce claims that do not affect the ERISA basic benefit protections other than with a reporting or disclosure mandate used to implement the law. Thus, state courts considering contract claims by supplier to an ERISA plan may compel the plan to comply with discovery requests with respect to the contract claim, but not with respect to requests unrelated to such claim such as the plan’s claims procedures." @default.
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