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401(k) Litigation
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UnitedHealth Group Agrees to Historic $69 Million 401(k) ERISA Settlement
Amount believed to be largest ever for an ERISA case about poorly performing investment options in a 401(k) plan
$61 Million Settlement Finalized in GE ERISA Case
Final approval announced today marks largest settlement ever in an ERISA case alleging a retirement plan improperly offered proprietary funds
7 Key Takeaways from 2023 Excess Fee and Performance Litigation
Euclid Fiduciary’s Daniel Aronowitz recently released his annual report on ERISA class action litigation
‘Most Viewed’ Articles of 2023 Driven by 7 Topics
A look back at what subjects resonated most with 401(k) Specialist readers over the past year
ESG Issues Continue to Make Headlines
Groom Law’s George Sepsakos and Jake Eigner describe regulatory and political developments in the ever-shifting environmental, social and governance landscape
American Airlines Pushes Back on Amended ESG Complaint
The airline is asking the court to dismiss the former pilot's amended complaint with prejudice
American Airlines Pilot Maintains Claims in Amended 401(k) Complaint
The pilot doubled down on his claims that American Airlines prioritized ESG funds, after the airline filed a motion to dismiss
TD Ameritrade Named in Another Suit Over MOVEit Breach
Plaintiffs accuse the financial institution of failing to safeguard and protect their personal information from an attack they state was foreseeable
TIAA Sued For MOVEit Cyber Hack
A former employee of TIAA said the company failed to protect victims' personally identifiable information
Most ERISA Excessive Fee Cases Surviving Motions to Dismiss
Mid-year analysis from Euclid Fiduciary finds plan sponsors only winning about 30% of dismissal motions—fewer than in 2022