Can my dental benefits be reduced Sample Clauses

Can my dental benefits be reduced. If Great-West Life pays an expense under this dental insurance benefit for which a third party is or may be liable, and you recover compensation from that third party, you may be required to reimburse Great-West Life, or your benefits may be otherwise reduced. For a xxxxxx description of where benefits may be reduced because of the liability, or possible liability, of a third party, see the Right of Subrogation provision under Part 14, General Provisions.
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