Tag: ERISA lawsuit

A federal judge dismissed allegations made by a former Pfizer employee that the pharmaceutical company charged unreasonable recordkeeping and administrative...

The Department of Labor has backed an appeal by IBM retirees to reopen a lawsuit alleging the company used outdated...

A federal judge in Pennsylvania decided an an expert witness to the plaintiffs was unreliable, leading to a dismissal of the allegations.

In two different cases, AT&T faces renewed scrutiny regarding a pension risk transfer arrangement made with Athene, while a lawsuit...

ERISA experts point to longstanding and widespread practice of using forfeitures to reduce future employer contributions or pay reasonable expenses.

SECURE 2.0 requires DOL to create rules for ESOP valuation.

In reviewing a 2022 case remanded by the Supreme Court, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals allowed two of the...

A judge determined the firm didn’t breach its ERISA fiduciary duties when it encouraged Lowe’s to move more than a...

A new lawsuit suggests the individual advisory program TIAA clients were rolled into was significantly more expensive and generated hundreds of millions of dollars in fees for TIAA—without...

The district court declined to rule on the reasonableness of comparing actively managed funds to passively managed index funds on a motion to dismiss, clearing the way for...