Tag: retirement plan lawsuits

The settlement from a case brought in 2020 received preliminary approval from a federal judge in Connecticut.

Subject to court approval, the retirement plan services and investments provider will pay participants in a class action case who...

The Department of Labor alleges an environmental consultant abandoned responsibility for its profit-sharing retirement plan in the late 1990s.  

A federal judge rebuffed SeaWorld's motion to dismiss, but a second defendant was dismissed from the case.

Participants claim that Live Nation offered higher-cost share classes for its 401(k) plan when identical, cheaper options were available.

A federal judge in Tennessee dismissed most of the fiduciary breach claims under federal benefits law in multidistrict litigation.

The Massachusetts-based federal judge has advanced the lawsuit and ordered a scheduling conference for April.   

The plaintiff alleged two counts of fiduciary breach for mismanagement of a nonqualified deferred compensation plan in Texas federal court....

The lawsuit filed by Martone Construction claims its retirement plan providers ignored requested investment trades and claimed that trading was...

A new Department of Labor lawsuit targeted a telemarketing company that closed without processing workers’ retirement claims.

Florida-based nonprofit operator of children’s hospital is alleged to have charged excessive fees to retirement plan participants.

District Judge allowed one plaintiff 28 days to submit an amended complaint.

The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals’ reversal of class certification will likely make it more difficult for ERISA class action...

Workers contributing to the Allianz Savings and Retirement Plan have brought allegations of self-dealing against plan fiduciaries.

Plaintiffs have alleged excessive fees for recordkeeping and administrative services and for an available managed account in a retirement plan...

A federal judge ruled against a Milliman Inc. motion to dismiss fiduciary breach allegations that it failed to prudently choose...

A federal judge granted the motion to dismiss one of three defendants in a retirement theft lawsuit. 

The settlement in principle is pending court approval.

A second national freight transporter within a month is faced with an ERISA breach lawsuit from the same attorneys.  

The two counts brought by plaintiffs were bounced by the Chief Judge for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern...