On the hunt for good fiduciary processes when selecting and monitoring investment funds for 401(k) plans after Hughes v. Northwestern University? Ben Josselsohn has some thoughts about how plan sponsors and fiduciaries can demonstrate appropriate procedural prudence as they make difficult tradeoffs when reviewing plan investments and service providers.
Read MoreCarol Buckmann authored an article “Settlement Holds ERISA Lessons for Private Co Directors” which has been published by Law360.
Read MoreAnother court grapples with arbitration of ERISA fiduciary breach claims.
Read MoreWelcome Ben! We are proud you joined C&B to enhance our benefits practice and fiduciary advice we offer our clients.
Read MorePooled Employer Plans (PEPs) are a new way for employers to outsource their fiduciary responsibility to a team of professionals.
Read MoreCongratulations to our colleague, Lauri London.
Read MoreThere will be many challenges for benefits professionals in 2022. Here are some of the issues.
Read MoreFollowing a recent review of 130 Investment Advisers, the SEC’s Division of Examinations cited numerous deficiencies and warned of “financial harm to clients”. Our article identifies the most common flaws noted in the DOE’s latest Risk Alert.
Read MoreNew Auto-IRA Requirement for N.Y.S. Employers
Read MoreSandra and Carol are recognized in the 2022 peer-reviewed lists of SuperLawyers and Best Lawyers for their excellence in Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law.
Read MoreZahava Blumenthal joins Cohen & Buckmann as Senior Counsel, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits
Read MoreIt’s time to make 401(k) fee disclosures easier for participants to understand.
Read MoreCarol Buckmann is quoted in this article on a new lawsuit challenging the fees paid for 401(k) managed accounts.
Read MoreWhat are your responsibilities if your recordkeeper has been bought by another business?
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