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Sanford Heisler Sharp McKnight
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Southwest 401(k) Lawsuit Survives Motion to Dismiss, Signals Lower Bar for Fiduciary Claims
Judge allows ERISA case over a single underperforming fund to proceed, potentially reshaping how courts evaluate fiduciary breach and monitoring obligations in retirement plans
Stifel 401(k) Plan Subject of New $134 Million ERISA Case Over Fund Performance
Similar to recent filing against Blomberg’s 401(k), suit from Sanford Heisler Sharp McKnight alleges Stifel breached fiduciary duties by retaining underperforming funds for over a decade
How Not to Get Sued 2026: Part 2
High-profile ERISA attorneys—including the ones doing most of the suing—sound off on why 401(k)s become targets and what can be done to lower a plan’s litigation exposure
How Not to Get Sued in 2026: Part 1
High-profile ERISA attorneys—including the ones doing most of the suing—sound off on why 401(k)s become targets and what can be done to lower a plan’s litigation exposure
$70 Million ERISA Lawsuit Filed Against Bloomberg 401(k) Alleging Plan Mismanagement
Sanford Heisler Sharp McKnight files complaint claiming two chronically underperforming funds were not removed from lineup of $5 billion plan