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The court granted summary judgment in favor of the plaintiffs, holding that the insurance company's denial of accidental death benefits was arbitrary and capricious under ERISA. The court found that the medical evidence did not support the insurer's conclusion that the policyholder's seizure disorder directly or indirectly caused his accidental drowning.
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