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Equitable Relief

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  1. Employer Law Report

    Supreme Court Signals It May Address Whether “Make-Whole” Remedy Constitutes Equitable Relief Under ERISA

    By Porter Wright

    As we noted in our recent discussion of LaRue v. DeWollf, Boberg & Assoc., Inc., the Supreme Court’s highly anticipated decision avoided the troubling issue of what constitutes equitable relief for purposes…

  2. Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog

    Researching Pension Related Litigation

    By Stephen Rosenberg

    Dying is easy, comedy is hard? No, ERISA is hard. I tell people all the time that there is almost no such thing as a simple answer to an ERISA…

  3. Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog

    More on that Grand Irony Theory

    By Stephen Rosenberg

    Does the fact pattern below allow for a remedy under ERISA, particularly as the Sereboff/equitable relief line of cases has been interpreted in the First Circuit to date?  The plaintiff…

  4. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Langevoort on Entity vs. Individual Liability

    By Securites Lawprof

    On Leaving Corporate Executives Naked, Homeless and Without Wheels: Corporate Fraud, Equitable Remedies, and the Debate Over Entity Versus Individual Liability, by DONALD C. LANGEVOORT, Georgetown University Law Center, was…

  5. British Columbia Insurance Blog

    An insured may not elect to proceed with a trial by jury when relief from forfeiture is sought.

    By Michael Thomas

    A jury is not entitled to award the remedy of relief from forfeiture.  An insured may not elect to proceed with a trial by jury when an equitable remedy, such…

  6. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Ninth Circuit panel reverses course on equitableBookerrelief

    By Douglas Berman

    Main September 11, 2007Ninth Circuit panel reverses course on equitable Booker reliefToday, a Ninth Circuit panel in Carrington v. US, No. 05-36144 (9th Cir. Sept. 11, 2007) (available here) decided…

  7. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Bizarro execution week

    By Douglas Berman

    Main July 12, 2007Bizarro execution weekThe headlines of the two most recent posts at Capital Defense Weekly — Stay: Texas and South Dakota Kills — highlight what a strange death…

  8. Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog

    Me and LaRue, and Business Insurance Too

    By Stephen Rosenberg

    There is an article in Business Insurance magazine this week, the June 25th issue, on the Supreme Court accepting review of the LaRue decision, in which I am quoted. The…

  9. Labor Law Prof Blog

    PING: The Fourth Circuit on Equitable Relief and Varity v. HoweURL: http://www.bostonerisalaw.com/archives/equitable-relief-the-fourth-circuit-on-equitable-relief-and-varity-v-howe.htmlIP: 206.135.15.187BLOG NAME: Boston ERISA Law BlogDATE: 12/18/2006 10:38:29 AMHere is a neat post about a decision last week out of the Fourth Circuit concerning when equitable relief can be pursued by a plan participant. Supreme Court precedent already narrowly cabins that type of a claim, and the Fourth…

    By Workplace Prof

    Every so often as a professor you actually draft an examination which mirrors issues that are going on in the "real world."  Imagine that.  Case in point: Korotynska v. Metropolitan…

  10. Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog

    Flexibility of Equitable Remedies

    By Francis Pileggi

    This article discusses 2 recent Chancery Court decisions that provided creative remedies to address improprieties by the 90% owner and the 50% owner of equity in 2 separate closely-held entities.…