Dylan is an associate in the firm’s nationally-recognized litigation practice group, which is ranked in the first tier by US News and World Reports Best Lawyers. He represents plan sponsors, trustees, and other fiduciaries in a wide range of employee benefit cases, including 401(k) class action litigation, claims for medical and pension benefits, ESOP disputes, and cases involving executive compensation.

Dylan has written articles discussing the current state of “stock drop” litigation and the viability of statutory penalties claims against plan administrators. He is admitted to practice in all of the federal district courts located in California.

In addition to his litigation practice, Dylan represents retirement plans, health and welfare plans, and plan fiduciaries in investigations and agency actions brought by the U.S. Department of Labor and Securities and Exchange Commission. Dylan counsels clients on plan asset investment, risk management, insurance coverage issues, and regulatory compliance.

Dylan has been recognized as a “Rising Star” by the Northern California Super Lawyers since 2018, and as a Best Lawyers in America “Ones to Watch” for Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law since 2021.

Prior to joining Trucker Huss, Dylan’s practice concentrated on ERISA benefits and fiduciary breach, insurance bad faith, and securities litigation, and entertainment service agreements and negotiation.

RECENT AND UPCOMING PRESENTATIONS

• Mitigating Fiduciary Risk: Lessons Learned About the Prudent Person Rule After Fifteen Years of Fee Litigation
• Supreme Court Gives Plaintiffs Cover to Beat ERISA’s 3-Year Statute of Limitations
• Supreme Court Remands Outlier Stock Drop Decision
• Arbitrability of ERISA Fiduciary Breach Cases
• Second Circuit Breathes New Life Into Company Stock Litigation
• Are ERISA Claims Subject to Arbitration?
• The Pleading Standard Applicable to Claims Involving Private Company ESOPs: Does Dudenhoeffer Apply or Not?
• ERISA Stock Drop Cases Since Dudenhoeffer: The Pleading Standard Has Been Raised
• Ninth Circuit Clarifies Remedies for Failure to Provide Documents Relevant to a Benefit Claim

RECENT PRESENTATIONS

• TRUCKER HUSS WEBINAR: Mitigating Fiduciary Risk
• TRUCKER HUSS WEBINAR: Emerging Theories of Liability in ERISA Litigation and Lessons Learned for Plan Fiduciaries
• TRUCKER HUSS WEBINAR: ERISA Litigation Update: 401(k) and 403(b) Excessive Fee Lawsuits