Tag: retirement plan lawsuits

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...

Plaintiff seeks class certification in alleging mismanagement and violations of fiduciary duty.

The ERISA Industry Committee has joined an amicus brief, with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, asking a federal appeals court...

CEO David Ramirez says the firm will drop its lawsuit against the DOL so long as the agency confirms its...

The Phoenix-based company is alleged to have breached its fiduciary duty to plan participants.

Plaintiffs have alleged fiduciary breaches against retirement plan fiduciaries for the International Union of Elevator Constructors.  

Attorneys for the defendants have asked a federal district court to dismiss ERISA fiduciary breach claims.

The plaintiffs have alleged Mutual of America plan fiduciaries using a closed-architecture recordkeeping platform caused plan participants to pay excessive...

The plaintiffs’ fiduciary breach claims were dismissed, with prejudice, in United States District Court for the Eastern district of Wisconsin

Former employees allege that retirement plan fiduciaries engaged in prohibited transactions and breached their fiduciary duty to participants.

A judge dismisses a suit against utility company Exelon, but leaves the door open for future proceedings.

The plaintiffs’ claims survive the defendants’ motion to dismiss