Text of Brief of Secretary of Department of Labor As Amicus Curiae in Deborah A. Kenseth, Plaintiff, v. Dean Health Plans, Inc., Defendant

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Text of Brief of Secretary of Department of Labor As Amicus Curiae in Deborah A. Kenseth, Plaintiff, v. Dean Health Plans, Inc., Defendant
U.S. Department of Labor [DOL]

[Official Guidance]
Dec. 10, 2010

Excerpt: In explaining why affording Ms. Kenseth such remedy in the circumstances of this case is both good law and good policy, the Secretary, as amicus curiae, seeks to assure that ERISA continues to provide remedies commensurate with the rights it confers on plan participants who have been wronged by a plan fiduciary's breach of fiduciary duty.'

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