A proposed ban on all worker non-compete clauses has employers talking.
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There were many important developments affecting plan sponsors and benefits professionals in 2022, and there is reason to expect more in 2023. Here is what to keep on your radar.
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SECURE 2.0 takes aim at the retirement savings gap and contains major changes affecting all types of plans. Some of them are effective in 2023. Here are some key takeaways.
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New regulations make ESG investing easier, but can’t close the political divide.
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A Recent SEC Risk Alert describes financial firms’ complacency regarding identity theft prevention programs under the Red Flag Rule. Attention Registered Investment Advisers and Broker-Dealers.
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Several new developments mean that the debate over whether cryptocurrency belongs in retirement plans isn’t going away.
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For RIAs that haven’t yet updated their Advertising and Marketing P&Ps, time is quickly running out. The compliance deadline for the new marketing rule is just weeks away and the SEC has set its sights on enforcement.
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Congratulations to our Partner Sandra Cohen on her induction to the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel.
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Carol tells Bloomberg Law why we need more guidance on liability when participant benefits are stolen by internet thieves.
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The IRS has extended the deadline for finalizing qualified plan amendments, although plan sponsors might want to amend their plans sooner rather than later. Attorney Ben Josselsohn explains why.
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Part II of our introduction to profits interests (carried interests): How to scrutinize profits interests as part of an employment offer?
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Part I of a two part series introduces profits interests - a compensation structure that comes with special tax advantages, but also pitfalls.
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Who is responsible when a thief steals a participant’s 401(k) account?
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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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Mandatory arbitration of ERISA claims could curb class action litigation, but open issues remain. Careful drafting is a must.
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