A case brought in 2016 against Cornell University will be reviewed for how strictly the courts should read ERISA on transactions between plan sponsors and service providers. The U.S. Supreme Court has ...
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A federal judge in California invoked a little-used procedural rule last month to force plaintiffs in an ERISA prohibited transaction lawsuit to spell out their factual case before discovery ...
The plaintiffs in Cunningham v. Cornell University were a group of current and former Cornell University employees who participated in two defined-contribution retirement plans from 2010 to 2016. In ...
The Department of Labor has asked the Supreme Court to support former participants in two Cornell University 403(b) plans who allege the plans’ charged excessive fees and that the plans’ contracts ...
The U.S. Supreme Court on Oct. 4 announced it would hear oral arguments on an 8-year-old lawsuit by current and former members of two Cornell University 403(b) plans who allege the plans’ arrangements ...
The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a long-running lawsuit against Cornell University – and the forthcoming decision could make it significantly easier or harder for plaintiffs to ...
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