Michelle Capezza’s insights were featured in a Fiduciary News article examining how employers and plan fiduciaries should evaluate participant preferences when making retirement plan decisions. The article explores the distinction between employer plan design decisions and fiduciary responsibilities under
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Massachusetts Adopts Community Benefit Requirements for Data Center Projects
Joshua Rudin was quoted in a Law.com article about Massachusetts’ new executive order addressing future data center development in the Commonwealth. The article examines the new framework as states across the country increasingly evaluate how to address the energy, infrastructure,…
When Retirement Plan Leakage Never Leaves the System
Michelle Capezza was featured in Fiduciary News discussing the administrative and fiduciary considerations associated with small-balance cashouts and automatic IRA rollovers in employer-sponsored retirement plans.Michelle said, “For most employers, the small balance cashout and automatic IRA rollover plan features are…
Full US ITC Bench Could Bring Greater Scrutiny and Steadier Precedent
Michael Leib’s insights were featured in an IAM article discussing how several recent appointments to the US International Trade Commission may influence future investigations and commission precedent.In the article, Michael discusses how a full complement of commissioners could help…