Supreme Court’s ‘Montanile’ Decision Makes Waves

By John Manganaro, Published on PLANADVISERdash on January 21, 2016 The U.S. Supreme Court case Montanile v. Board of Trustees of the National Elevator Industry Health Benefit Plan did not gain much attention before reaching the top federal court, but now that the case has been decided, ERISA attorneys are warning of significant potential impacts. [Read More]

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The Supreme Court Roundup: Montanile, Gobeille, Spokeo and Gomez
Emerging Trends in ERISA Class Actions
Recent Stock-Drop Decisions and Ramifications for Fiduciaries of Retirement Plans: The Interplay Between ERISA and Securities Law
ESOP Litigation: New and Emerging Claims and Guidelines for ESOP Valuations
DOL Regulation and Audits; Employer Health Plan, ACA and Mental Health Parity Act Audits; Responding to Letters, Inquiries, Investigations; and Staying Out of the Cross Hairs of HHS and the IRS
Current Landscape of 401(k) Fee Cases and Evolving Defense Strategies
Life, Health, Disability, Managed Care and Benefit Claims Litigation
View From the Bench on Litigating ERISA Claims and Class Actions
Church Plan Litigation: Latest on Defined Benefit Church Plan Cases; Addressing Church Plan Uncertainty With Regard to Obligations of Plan Fiduciaries, Outside Investment Managers, M&As of Plan Sponsors; and Contraceptive Coverage Mandate Issues
Medical Provider Claims: Assignment, Standing and Penalties
Claims Against Service Providers
Defined Benefit Plan Litigation: Prohibitions on Individual Recovery, Anti-Cutback Lawsuits, Fiduciary Breach Claims, and More
Fiduciary Insurance and Claims – Perspectives from Underwriting, Claims, Organization and Coverage Counsel
ETHICS: The Fiduciary Exception to Attorney-Client Privilege