ERISA Attorney Ian Lanoff Remembered as ‘Icon’ in Retirement Industry
Lanoff, who passed away on Sunday, played an important role in implementing ERISA and representing some of the nation’s largest...
Tag: ERISA
Insider Threats: Are Disgruntled Employees a Cybersecurity Risk?
Limiting access, creating protocols aimed at keeping data safe can mitigate sabotage.
Can a Plan Sponsor Waive Account Fees for Small Accounts?
Experts from Groom Law Group and CAPTRUST answer questions concerning retirement plan administration and regulations.
Opinions |
The Golden Anniversary of ERISA: Celebrating Progress and Charting the Future of Retirement Security
As we mark the 50th anniversary of the law, it is an opportune moment to reflect on its profound impact...
Tyson Foods Defeats 401(k) Lawsuit Alleging Excessive Recordkeeping Fees
Employees had accused the company of overcharging participants for bundled recordkeeper fees and failing to solicit competitive bids for lower-fee...
11th Circuit Sides With Home Depot in 401(k) Excessive Fee Lawsuit
Workers claiming Home Depot mismanaged their 401(k) plan investments saw the district court decision in Home Depot’s favor affirmed on...
Benefits |
How Sponsors Should Consider Different Lifetime Income Options
Sponsors have both legal and practical ramifications to weigh.
Benefits |
Health Claim Denial Appeal Rates Should be Higher, Experts Argue
ERISA Advisory Council hears from experts about the reasons why health plan participants often fail to challenge denied claims.
Second Texas Federal Court Broadens Stay of DOL Retirement Security Rule
Decision in the American Council of Life Insurers’ case adds a stay on prohibited transaction rule.
2024 PLANSPONSOR National Conference On Demand
Recorded sessions provide valuable insights and education on plan administration and compliance, equipping plan sponsors with the knowledge needed to...
What Does the End of Chevron Deference Mean for the DOL?
It could mean more lawsuits and overturned rules related to retirement plans.
Non-Insurer Plaintiffs Join ACLI in Fiduciary Rule Lawsuit
FSI and SIFMA are also asking for the Retirement Security Rule to be vacated.
AI’s Role in ERISA Lawsuit Selection
Plaintiffs' attorneys have the potential to use AI to identify and speed case selection.
DOL Argues That Class Action Waivers in Plan Agreements Are Unenforceable
Most appeals courts have so far agreed with them.
What Records Should ERISA Plans Retain?
Experts from Groom Law Group and CAPTRUST answer questions concerning retirement plan administration and regulations.
ERISA Advisory Council to Study QDIAs and Health Insurance Appeals Processes
The council will report on their findings to EBSA.
Industry Groups Request SCOTUS Hearing for AT&T ERISA Case
A seven-year-old lawsuit concerning fee disclosure could be before the Supreme Court next term.
NAGDCA Highlights CITs in 403(b)s and Roth Rollovers as Key Legislative Priorities
NAGDCA also listed delayed implementation dates and the creation of a National Retirement Security Month.
Breaking Down ERISA Section 404(c) to the Basics
This provision is designed to protect plan fiduciaries from participants’ poor investment choices, but the plan sponsor is still responsible...
What’s In the Final Retirement Security Rule?
The final rule applies fiduciary status for investment sales, rollover recommendations and annuity sales.