Tag: self-dealing lawsuits

Participants of the retirement plan alleged years of financial mismanagement and self-dealing in NRECA’s 401(k) Pension Plan.

A class action complaint claims the law firm diverted retirement plan contributions to pay company operating expenses.

The Department of Labor claims a New Jersey electrical contractor misappropriated employees’ retirement plan contributions and ended employer contributions to...

The former director of human resources at alternatives specialist Weiss-Multi-Strategy Advisers has sued the company, adviser subsidiary and retirement plan...

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

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

The lawsuit suggests Vernon and Shirley Hill invested as much as 70% of a profit-sharing plan’s assets in the stock...

The complaint seeks to tie alleged business challenges that were being experienced by Russell Investments with the choices made by...

The complaint alleges that many of the funds offered by State Street in its staff retirement plan were selected and...

The case includes various allegations of self-dealing and fiduciary imprudence and disloyalty discretionary investment management services provided by Russell Investments...

The lawsuit suggests the defendants chose and maintained Principal investment products and plan administration services because Principal, its subsidiaries and...

Another self-dealing lawsuit has been filed in federal court, this one seeking $34 million in alleged damages.

The parties anticipate that they will be in a position to submit a formal settlement motion to the court within...

In his opinion, the district court judge says an ERISA complaint of this nature does not need to describe in...