Tag: Litigation
DOL Obtains Government Contract Retirement Plan Contributions
Judge Says City National Was Self-Dealing in 401(k)
Edison Wins Dismissal of Excessive Fee Suit
DOL Files Complaint Over Firm’s Failure to Close Profit Sharing Plan
An investigation conducted by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration found Interactive Marketing Group failed to formally...
Gruber Systems Ordered to Pay for Improper ESOP Purchase
The DOL won a consent judgment and order valued at $1.1 million on behalf of participants in a Gruber Systems...
Fidelity, Putnam Excessive Fee Cases Moved Forward
Partial Settlement Reached in RadioShack Stock Drop Case
DOL Weighs In on Fidelity Float Income Suit
Merrill Lynch Cleared of Wrongdoing in Excessive Fee Case
DOL and SEC Wade Into ERISA Stock Drop Debate
The DOL and SEC both filed amicus briefs in the long-running case Whitley v BP PLC, an ERISA stock drop lawsuit...
Famous Fifth Third Stock Drop Suit Reaches Settlement
Actuarial Equivalence Key in Benefits Calculation Case
Lehman Again Granted Victory in Stock Drop Suit
Top Hat Plan Dispute Time Barred
Lack of Documentation Trumps Verbal Designation
A deceased participant’s previous phone call to his employer’s benefit center asking to change his retirement account beneficiary cannot be...
Retirement Plan Fee Suit Against TIAA Has a New Angle
Applied Technology Systems Ordered to Pay Back Retirement Plan
Will Plan Sponsors Feel Effect of SCOTUS Vacancy?
An ERISA attorney feels the Supreme Court vacancy will not be filled before the end of President Obama's term, but...
CalPERS Explains a Tough Benefit Denial Decision
The CalPERS Board determined that pay granted as a lawsuit settlement was not pay that could be included in pension...