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  1. Pennsylvania Family Law

    What About the 401(K) you had from that Company in Trenton You Worked for in 1991?

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    Like it or not, “gig” work is becoming the norm and not the exception and a recent article published by CNBC proves the point. Earlier this month they reported that…

  2. Compensation & Benefits Blog

    Two District Courts Reach Conflicting Holdings Over Excessive Recordkeeping Fee Claims

    By Myron Rumeld, Tulio Chirinos, Daniel Wesson

    Two District Courts have reached conflicting decisions on the same day when ruling on substantially similar allegations that plan fiduciaries violated ERISA by paying too much for recordkeeping services, with…

  3. DLCCS Blog

    Choosing retirement plans for your law firm

    By Carolyn Fawcett

    If your business is growing or your workforce is changing, it may be time to consider whether a 401(k) retirement plan is now a better option for your and your…

  4. SW Benefits Blog

    SECURE 2.0 and Required Minimum Distributions in 401(k) Plans: What Plan Sponsors Need to Know

    By Anne M. Meyer

    SECURE 2.0 brought significant changes to retirement planning and distributions, including updating the Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) requirements.  As background, RMDs are the minimum amounts that individuals who attain their…

  5. Your ERISA Watch

    Fourth Circuit Holds Aon Met Its Fiduciary Duties in Selecting Its Own Funds for 401(k) Plan

    By Elizabeth Hopkins, Peter Sessions

    Reetz v. Aon Hewitt Inv. Consulting, Inc., No. 21-2267, __ F. 4th __, 2023 WL 4552593 (4th Cir. Jul. 17, 2023) (Before Circuit Judges King, Richardson, and Keenan) The October…

  6. Roberts Disability Law Blog

    Fourth Circuit Affirms Aon Hewitt Did Not Breach ERISA Fiduciary Duties in Cross-Selling Services and Managing Lowe’s 401(k) Plan

    By Michelle Roberts

    In Reetz v. Aon Hewitt Inv. Consulting, Inc., No. 21-2267, __F.4th__, 2023 WL 4552593 (4th Cir. July 17, 2023), a class action, Plaintiff-Appellant Benjamin Reetz appealed the district court’s judgment…

  7. Cohen & Buckmann Insights

    Protecting 401(k) Participants from Cybertheft Should be a Priority-What Sponsors and the Government Can Do

    By Carol Buckmann

    Participants whose 401(k) plan accounts are stolen by criminals may never recover their lost benefits. I have previously written about lawsuits against Estee Lauder, Colgate Palmolive, and others in which…

  8. Ogletree Deakins Insights

    Qualified Retirement Plan Considerations in Corporate Transactions

    By Publisher, Ruth Anne Collins Michels

    Notwithstanding the current economic uncertainty, corporate transaction activity has remained steady, meaning buyers continue to address issues relating to a target company’s qualified retirement plans, such as a 401(k) plan.…

  9. Davis+Gilbert PERKS

    IRS Expands Self‑Correction Options for Retirement Plans

    By Davis+Gilbert PERKS

    The IRS issued guidance with helpful information for employers sponsoring 401(k) plans, and other retirement plans, by making it easier for employers to correct certain kinds of administrative errors involving…

  10. Blank Rome Workplace

    U.S DOL Offers Some Good News for Smaller Businesses with 401(K) Plans

    By Blank Rome LLP

    Daniel L. Morgan ● It’s not often that business owners get good news from the government, but small and even some medium-sized businesses with 401(k) plans got a helping hand from…