Tag: ERISA fiduciary duties

Plan sponsors may need additional time and processes to consider qualified default investment alternatives, as various TDFs, managed accounts and...

The upcoming seminars will be held in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Omaha, Nebraska. 

A retirement plan lawsuit in federal court in Texas will advance against the manufacturer of paper products.

Three EBSA webinars this month will explain the basics of ERISA fiduciary duties for retirement and health plans.

Experts say COVID-19 could open the door to new a new category of ERISA lawsuits.  

As desire for sustainable investments increases, retirement plan sponsors are still cautious about offering ESG funds while regulatory guidance is...

Michael Barry, president of O3 Plan Advisory Services LLC, argues that the U.S. Supreme Court, now has an opportunity to...

The fiduciary breach lawsuit, which has now cleared the motion to dismiss stage, does not name Prudential as a defendant,...

Sometimes, with retirement plan litigation settlements, the most telling detail and the true value to participants is in the nonmonetary...

Neal J. Shikes, The Trusted Fiduciary, and Andrew L. Oringer, Dechert LLP, discuss how establishing and documenting prudent methodologies to...

From the recent fiduciary rule hold to modern, advanced technology, panelists examine how participant advice has widely grown in the...