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Supreme Court Lowers Bar for ERISA Lawsuits
A recent Supreme Court ruling has changed the rules of the game for retirement plan lawsuits — and it could make life more challenging for plan sponsors. On April 17, 2025, the Court issued a unanimous decision in Cunningham v. Cornell University that makes it easier for certain ERISA lawsuits to move forward, potentially leading  Read More →
Supreme Court Declines Arbitration Case: What Employers Need to Know
The Supreme Court has again declined to address whether ERISA disputes can be resolved through arbitration, leaving plan sponsors with more questions than answers. The court’s decision in Argent Trust Co. v. Ramon Cedeno et al. highlights the ongoing circuit split regarding arbitration provisions in ERISA-covered plans. While some courts uphold these provisions, others invalidate  Read More →
The Risk of 401(k) Lawsuits: If It Can Happen To Them…
When a giant organization with extensive resources gets sued for alleged ERISA compliance failures — especially if the organization’s own service offerings include reviewing for such violations — that could very well be the canary in the coalmine for all other, lesser endowed firms. And that’s perhaps the key takeaway for plan sponsors in light  Read More →

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