Tag: retirement plan litigation

The suit challenges fees paid to provider TIAA.

According to the complaint, the defendants removed a large number of established funds in the plan that were performing well...

In March, the Retirement Enhancement and Savings Act of 2018 (RESA) was introduced in the U.S. Senate. If passed, the...

The bank admitted that because of “a system error,” revenue sharing payments were not credited to the retirement fund, but...

The Department of Labor sued Sonnax Industries, company officers and ESOP fiduciaries Tommy Harmon and Frederick Fritz, and Illinois-based First...

Michael Barry, president of the Plan Advisory Services Group, delves into fee litigation assumptions—and what is wrong with them.

A federal appellate court agreed with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue that Pizza Pro Equipment Leasing incorrectly calculated the limitation...

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...

The lawsuit filed by MBA Engineering on behalf of its 401(k) and cash balance plans also accuses Vantage Benefits, MBA's...

In addition, a federal judge dismissed a third complaint against NYU—naming its adviser as a defendant—as a duplicative action.

“IHI cannot delegate fully its statutory responsibilities under ERISA,” a federal judge says in her opinion.

However, one claim for which the motion to dismiss was granted by a federal judge was that the plan offered...