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5/17/2006:
Supreme Court Affirms Fourth Circuit in Sereboff
(The ERISA Industry Committee [ERIC])
Excerpt: The Supreme Court Monday held that plan fiduciaries under ERISA may bring a civil action under Section 502(a)(3) of the act to obtain 'appropriate equitable relief' to recover money that plan participants received from another source. [A link to the 14-page Supreme Court Sereboff Decision is on the target page at: http://www.eric.org/forms/uploadFiles/70F50000002A.filename.Sereboff_Decision.pdf.]
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