Robin Thomas v. Aetna Life Insurance Company
- Scheduled
- Argued (current)
- Opinion Issued
Whether district court erred in finding, on summary judgment, that insurance company had not abused its discretion in denying plaintiff's claims of neurocognitive disability.
Panel
Citation
Arguing Counsel
Panel That Day
3 of 4 cases argued December 8, 2021 before this panel have been decided.
With the 3 decided siblings already credited to Chief Judge Gregory and Judge Floyd, the remaining opinion is most likely Senior Judge Traxler's — they wrote at least one opinion in 12 of their 17 prior multi-case days.
3 of the 4 opinions from this panel have been decided. Decided opinions have been authored by Chief Judge Gregory and Judge Floyd.
This is a statistical guess based on prior sittings in this dataset, not a prediction of the ruling.
Predicted Opinion Release
Likely between December 18, 2026 and September 2, 2032, with November 18, 2027 the most likely date.
Argued 1785 days ago. The case has now outlasted nearly every comparable prior case (100% of mass consumed); a separate writing or a contentious majority is likely in progress.
80% predictive interval from a log-logistic accelerated-failure-time model fit on 2,134 prior decided cases plus 111 currently-pending cases as right-censored evidence. Updates as days pass with no opinion. How this is calculated →