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Jonathan M. Ocker Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

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Employers' obligations after Sandy *

USA - November 15 2012
Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath has created enormous difficulties for employers on the East Coast.

Co-authors: Mike Delikat.


Recent ERISA fee litigation: key lessons for plan fiduciaries *

USA - April 26 2012
A recent Federal District Court decision dealing with ERISA plan fees is generating substantial discussion in plan fiduciary circles, not only because of the significant liability imposed on fiduciaries (almost $40 million), but because of its discussion of some key fiduciary issues.

Co-authors: Sarah E. Downie.


Summaries of benefits and coverage: what employers need to know *

USA - March 8 2012
The Departments of Labor, Treasury and Health and Human Services (the "Agencies") recently released final regulations and related guidance to employers in connection with the "Summary of Benefits and Coverage" ("SBC") required to be provided to health plan participants under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 ("PPACA").

Co-authors: Sarah E. Downie.


Circular 78 to be replaced - simplified SAFE filings expected *

China - February 24 2012
As you are likely aware, employee equity offers in China are subject to strict foreign exchange processes under Circular 78 issued in 2007 by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (the "SAFE"). 

Co-authors: Joyce Chen , Laura L. Becking .


Final service provider disclosure regulations; what responsible plan fiduciaries and covered service providers need to prepare for *

USA - February 22 2012
On February 3, 2012, the Department of Labor ("DOL") published final regulations on fee disclosure for retirement plans (the "Final Regulations"). 

Co-authors: Sarah E. Downie.


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