Tag: Supreme Court

This is the fifth time since 2019 that the Supreme Court has refused to consider the issue.

The Supreme Court has previously declined to review appeals courts’ decisions that held arbitration provisions unenforceable.

The court will consider split decisions in lower courts over how strictly ERISA should be read when determining the case...

A New York State judge dismissed the complaint due to lack of standing and failure to demonstrate injury.

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

Republicans appeal to the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, requesting it strike down the rule that permits environmental, social...

The argument about ESG funds by former pilot Bryan Spence ‘runs headlong into the Supreme Court's instruction,’ according to the...

Workers with student loan debt may start to feel a pinch when payments resume in October. Plan sponsors have an...

The court’s conservative majority rejected President Biden’s plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student loan debt for eligible borrowers. 

The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals finds reason to move two of three motions forward after Supreme Court review.

The lawsuit, filed by the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, unsuccessfully aimed to block CalSavers on the grounds that the federal...

Plaintiffs’ attorneys, bemoaning the new Supreme Court ruling in Thole v. U.S. Bank, say participants in defined benefit plans are...

The ruling effectively establishes that individual pension plan participants cannot sue their employer for a fiduciary breach if their own...

Sources debate whether electronic delivery of retirement plan disclosures could blunt some of the impact of the Supreme Court’s ruling...

The case concerns the issue of how much courts should defer to agency (such as IRS or Department of Labor)...