Tag: Company stock

Stull, Stull & Brody has started an investigation relating to the 401(k) defined contribution retirement plans of Anadarko Petroleum Corporation.

Lawyers representing U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis have argued that the holding of company stock in a defined contribution plan is not entitled to a presumption of prudence.

Another law firm has launched an investigation into possible violations of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act by BP PLC and fiduciaries of the its Employee Savings Plan.

Yet another law firm is poking around to see if there might be a fiduciary breach at the BP 401(k) plan. 

A Florida woman who invested in the company stock option in BP’s 401(k) plan has sued the company and State Street Bank & Trust.

Another law firm has launched an “investigation” of the BP 401(k) plan – and they’re apparently looking for potential plaintiffs.

There’s a potential settlement in sight for participants in a 401(k) stock drop suit.

A federal judge in Tennessee has allowed First Horizon National Corp. to ask a federal appellate court to resolve a still-murky procedural issue in stock drop cases.

About a week ago, Caterpillar agreed to a $16.5 million settlement of one of those allegedly excessive fee/revenue-sharing lawsuits.

A New York-based law firm has launched two company stock fund investigations.

The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., could find itself facing a participant lawsuit.

A court dismissed a securities fraud suit accusing executives at health insurance giant Aetna Inc. of making false statements about the company's “disciplined″ pricing strategies to drive up...