Tag: ERISA

Nearly two-thirds of the bureau’s closed civil investigations produced monetary results last year.

The home health care company was accused of investment choices, recordkeeping costs and advisory fees that harmed employees’ retirement accounts.

Plaintiffs accuse the company of allegedly maintaining funds that continuously underperformed decades.

Once again, the DOL argues that choosing how to allocate forfeitures cannot constitute a fiduciary breach under the Employee Retirement...

The dismissal continues a string of legal victories for employers.

As employers push for a hard year-end cutoff in withdrawal liability calculations, court justices questioned why actuarial assumptions should be...

The objective of these regular meetings has changed, and advisers are adapting.

The House of Representative’s bill aims to make it harder for fiduciaries to consider environmental, social and governance factors when...

The lawsuit against Verizon for terminating two defined benefit pension plans comes to an end as similar cases become less...

In its amicus brief, the Department of Labor said the retirement plan documents allowed for the use of forfeited contributions...

The federal judge wants the plaintiffs in the ERISA case to spell out their factual case before discovery begins.

Both sides in Jaime H. Pizarro et al. v. The Home Depot Inc. et al. requested the case be dismissed.

The Department of Labor pulled a 2023 amicus brief supporting Yale University employees that said their retirement plan had underperforming...

The complaints allege breaches of fiduciary duty related to the premiums charged for accident, critical illness, cancer and hospital indemnity...

Plaintiffs agreed to participate in private mediation and stay a legal case that accuses the airline of spousal pension underpayment.

Lockheed Martin is likely to get the Department of Labor’s support in regards to the legality of a pension risk...

A federal judge ruled that the company did not breach its fiduciary duties by using 401(k) plan forfeitures to offset...

A federal judge ruled that allegations of Johnson & Johnson’s mismanagement of employee health plans’ prescription drug benefits remained too...

A district court judge ruled that The Home Depot did not breach its fiduciary duties in its use of retirement...

House Republicans’ remarks on ‘predatory’ prohibited transaction claims came shortly after SEC Chairman Paul Atkins pushed for deregulation at the...