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The decision we've all been waiting for is in -- the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the statute commonly known as the individual insurance mandate (everyone must have minimum health insurance coverage or pay a pentalty) is constitutional under Congress' taxing power
The Sixth Circuit continues to liberally define the "actual knowledge" required to trigger the 3-year ERISA statute of limitations and, in doing so, affirmed summary judgment in favor of the defendants in Brown v Owens Corning Investment Review (Case No. 09-3692
During the bankruptcy cycle following the recession of 2001, numerous debtors notably airlines such as US Airways and United Air Lines, Inc. undertook “distress terminations” of their ERISA-qualified defined benefit pension plans, which are insured by the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC
