"Because fiduciaries are now required to have increased access to cost and pricing information of underlying plan benefits, considering how to use data to help evaluate and control plan costs should be top of mind for ERISA group health plan fiduciaries. Identifying the responsible fiduciaries for this function is critical as ERISA plaintiffs' firms begin using the same or similar data to support claims regarding excessive fees paid by group health plans." [Lewandowski v. Johnson & Johnson, No. 24-0671 (D.N.J. complaint filed Feb. 5, 2024)]  MORE >>