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7th Circuit: one step closer to gutting stock drop liability

Recently, in White, et. Al. V. Marshall & Ilsley Corp., the Seventh Circuit concluded that a claim against an Employee Stock Ownership Plan can be

In a decision issued last week, the Seventh Circuit made clear that discretion isn't always required for an entity to be a functional fiduciary. But

There have been two important Supreme Court ERISA Litigation developments in the past two days. Today, the Court issued its much anticipated decision

Three nearly identical putative class action lawsuits have been filed by the same lawyers against church-affiliated hospitals in California, Michigan

The Ninth Circuit rejected a majority of the plaintiffs' claims against Edison International, the southern California electrical utility, for

Judge Posner of the Seventh Circuit provided a remedial lesson in calculating a present value before getting down to the legal merits in a recent

In Plambeck v. The Kroger Co., et al., No. CIV. 11-5054-JLV (D.S.D. Mar. 11, 2013), Plaintiff underwent back surgery that she believed to be covered

Employers may unwittingly create implied vested contractual rights to retirement and healthcare benefits for their employees in perpetuity. In Sonoma

On February 27, the Supreme Court issued two securities law decisions. In Amgen v. Connecticut Retirement Plan and Trust Funds, No. 11-1085 (February

"Mom and Pop" learned the hard way that the Seventh Circuit will not hesitate to find business owners who own rental real estate and other commonly