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ERISA Fiduciary Duties and Voluntary Benefits: New Litigation Trends
Quarles & Brady LLP
June 2, 2026 "Participants in welfare benefit plans are using the same ERISA principles and legal theories prevalent in the 401(k) excessive fee litigation ... [including] [1] breach of fiduciary duty of prudence, [2] failure to monitor, [3] prohibited transactions with parties in interest, and [4] knowing participation in fiduciary breaches. This [article] provides an overview of voluntary benefits, the key allegations in this emerging litigation, and practical steps employers can take to mitigate risk." MORE >> |
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