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Could Have, or Would Have, that is the ERISA Question

Plaintiffs want a retrial to change a jury’s determination that there were no damages from a fiduciary breach involving Yale’s retirement plan. The DOL supports them. Which standard applies?.

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Hidden Advisor Fees: Ninth Circuit and DOL Let the Sunshine In

The fiduciary responsibility to review the reasonableness of plan compensation extends to indirect compensation. Failure to do so can result in a non-exempt prohibited transaction.

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In the News-Pensions & Investments Quotes Carol Buckmann on Supreme Court Decision

A recent Supreme Court decision on agency powers could affect Department of Labor guidance. Carol Buckmann explains the possible impact in this article.

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Arbitration of ERISA Claims Under the Microscope-Where are the Courts and Congress Headed?

We still have no final word from the courts on the enforceability of ERISA mandatory arbitration provisions, but plan sponsors can increase the chances that their mandatory arbitration policies will be upheld by reviewing the reasoning in recent cases. That’s assuming that Congress doesn’t act.

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Private Equity and 401(k) Plans-Do They Belong Together?

Does private equity belong in 401(k) plans? The Department of Labor has issued new guidance cautioning fiduciaries about the risks. Carol Buckmann discusses the issues in this article for Investment News.

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