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Connecticut Employment Law Blog
What Does the U.S. Supreme Court Decision on 401k lawsuits in LaRue Mean for Employers?
Nothing like a U.S. Supreme Court case on employee benefits to get the blogs to come alive. And yet, for some reason, I've had difficulty getting exciting about a case…
The Retirement Plan Blog
401(k) auto-enrollment: the shape of things to come
By Jerry Kalish
It's the New Year, and it's prediction time. So what's ahead for employers in 2008? Paul Secunda in his post in The Workplace Prof Blog, 2008 Workplace Trends, points us…
The Retirement Plan Blog
401(k) plan sponsors asking “what’s next?”
By Jerry Kalish
See full size image That's the question that retirement plan sponsors are asking their advisors. So exactly what is next for 401(k) plans? Last month I wrote that the 401(k)…
Labor Law Prof Blog
SmartMoney Interviews Secunda on LaRue
SmartMoney has published an interview of our own Paul Secunda on the impact of the LaRue case (here's Paul's post on the case) on 401(k) participants. Here's an excerpt:The take-home…
The Retirement Plan Blog
401(k) safe harbor notice fast approaching: December 1
By Jerry Kalish
It seems like there is always an ERISA deadline. Here's one coming up on December 1. It's the due date for a calendar year plan to distribute a safe harbor…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Supremes hear 401(k) case
Securities Law Prof Blog
Supreme Court Hears Argument in ERISA Case
The Supreme Court held oral argument yesterday in a case that raises the issue of whether an employee can sue for losses in his 401(k) account if the administrator of…
Labor Law Prof Blog
PING: Roundup at the LaRue CorralURL: http://www.bostonerisalaw.com/archives/401k-plans-roundup-at-the-larue-corral.htmlIP: 206.135.15.187BLOG NAME: Boston ERISA Law BlogDATE: 11/28/2007 07:22:02 AMMore on LaRue in the wake of Mondays oral argument, and the inevitable commentary from all sides – including this one – on Tuesday: My last two posts on the LaRue case, here on the briefing and here on…
As Rick pointed out this past weekend, the highly-anticipated ERISA case of LaRue v. DeWolff, Boberg & Assoc. was argued today in front of the Supreme Court. This is a…
Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog
LaRue v DeWolff, Broberg and the Concept of Administration Risk in ERISA Plans
Oral argument at the Supreme Court is scheduled for Monday in LaRue v DeWolff, Broberg & Associates, which presents the technical question of whether a loss to only one participant’s…
Labor Law Prof Blog
PING: LaRue v DeWolff, Broberg and the Concept of Administration Risk in ERISA PlansURL: http://www.bostonerisalaw.com/archives/401k-plans-larue-v-dewolff-broberg-and-the-concept-of-administration-risk-in-erisa-plans.htmlIP: 206.135.15.187BLOG NAME: Boston ERISA Law BlogDATE: 11/21/2007 08:02:17 AMOral argument at the Supreme Court is scheduled for Monday in LaRue v DeWolff, Broberg Associates, which presents the technical question of whether a loss to only one participants 401(k) plan is actionable as a breach of fiduciary duty…
The Legal Information Institute (LII) of Cornell Law School is reporting thatoral argument has been set in the ERISA remedies case of LaRue v. DeWolff,Boberg & Assoc. (06-856) for Monday,…