Bruce Wayne routinely participates in activities such as skydiving, rock climbing, and bungee jumping. His employer...

Bruce Wayne routinely participates in activities such as skydiving, rock climbing, and bungee jumping. His employer told him to stop the activities or they would cancel his health insurance. Bruce's health insurance was cancelled after an article appeared in the paper highlighting his dangerous life style. Bruce sued. Does he have a case?

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Yes , it is a case employer does not have right to terminate his health insurance policy as long as he is the employer of the company. participating in several activities like skydiving, rock climbing and bungee jumping are all the part of their life or theses are his hobby .so employer should not stop him from doing such activities. According to the law employer can only terminate his health insurance policy after his employment in the company is terminated.

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