Tag: retirement plan lawsuit

A Michigan federal judge approved a preliminary agreement in Garcia et al. v. Alticor Inc. et al.

Kohler Co., the Kohler Co. Pension Plan and pension plan beneficiary plaintiffs request the court’s approval of the settlement.

A lawsuit against the Pennsylvania-based company has alleged the plan’s recordkeeper fees were higher –than average and that the plan...

Retirement plan participants alleged fiduciary breaches occurred within the Houston-based health care system’s 401(k) and 403(b) plans.  

A federal judge in Kentucky ruled in favor of the Humana Retirement Savings Plan with a summary judgment and dismissed...

TIAA’s request to dismiss lawsuit alleging it used aggressive tactics to move participants from the plan into more costly managed...

A class of participants was certified in a federal district court lawsuit against American Airlines’ Plan for Pilots.  

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation is seeking damages from a construction company after the PBGC took over its terminated pension...

A California plan sponsor has sued the provider it removed, 401(k) Easy, claiming the company perpetrated a scheme to defraud...

The action would appoint an independent administrator and distribute assets to the profit-sharing plan’s participants.

A lawsuit against IBM’s pension plan will not proceed, following a judge’s ruling in U.S. District Court for the Southern...

A federal court in Maryland ordered a defunct engineering company and its owner to pay $388,458 to restore missing contributions...

The Department of Labor alleges the plan fiduciaries at a tree service company used retirement assets from a profit-sharing plan...

The brief was filed to support Yale in the plaintiffs’ 2nd Circuit appeal of a 2023 jury verdict that was...

A California federal judge’s ruling in an ERISA lawsuit against Molina Healthcare provides a window into this court’s thinking on...

Maine federal judge approves agreement reached between the Department of Labor and a Maine excavation company that was shuttered in...

Health care system 403(b) participant fees alleged to be too high in fiduciary breach case.   

Employees allege the Tyson Foods plan committee did not monitor and negotiate for reasonable recordkeeper fees.

A pension participant in Florida is suing after his benefits were allegedly reduced.

Appellate courts have different interpretation of prohibited transaction rules under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, paving the way for...