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The Supreme Court on Attorneys Fees and Hecker
Stephen Rosenberg, The Wagner Law Group Link to more items from this source
[Opinion]
Jan. 26, 2010

Excerpt: Honestly, I have spent a week scratching my head, off and on, over the Supreme Court granting cert to consider the standards governing when attorneys fees can be awarded in an ERISA case, particularly when they denied cert shortly thereafter in Hecker, which presented the opportunity to address the much more substantive issue of the scope of fiduciary responsibility for the amount - and corresponding degree of disclosure - of 401(k) fees.

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