Tag: multiemployer plan withdrawal liability

Boilermaker-Blacksmith National Pension Trust claims arbitrator Richard C. McNeill Jr. incorrectly ruled that GE satisfied the building and construction industry...

Because appellate court decisions carry weight with lower courts in a circuit, the ruling could increase the risk for multiemployer...

The agency expects the changes will reduce actuarial fees paid by multiemployer plans, but it admits the simplified methods might...

A multiemployer pension fund argues that an appellate court decision shields private equity firms that take on a withdrawing employer...

A pension fund challenged the use of the Segal Blend to assess its withdrawal liability from a multiemployer plan instead...

Attorneys with Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP have revealed fees required to initiate arbitration have been reduced by tens of...

An appellate court found a partnership test set forth in a previous case had not been met between the private...

According to an appellate court, a cause of action against a plan sponsors for defaulting on its multiemployer plan withdrawal...

An appellate court affirmed a District Court’s judgement that because Caesars Entertainment continues to contribute to a multiemployer plan for...

The proposed amendments would affect the determination of a withdrawing employer's liability under a multiemployer plan and annual withdrawal liability...

The agency identifies information that would be helpful for plan sponsors to provide to help it evaluate proposed alternative terms...

The agency says it needs the information to estimate its multiemployer program liabilities for purposes of its financial statements.

The 9th Circuit depended on its own precedent in finding that unpaid contributions to employee benefit funds are not plan...

The appellate court disagreed with a district court conclusion that the multiemployer plan had not shown sufficient continuity of business...