SLU, insurance provider face lawsuit over terminated disability benefits
St. Louis | Lewis Hulbert/Wikimedia Commons ST. LOUIS — A former employee has filed a lawsuit against St. Louis University (SLU) and Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company, alleging both parties breached their contract by terminating her long-term disability benefits without notice.
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