Rash of Recent Lawsuits Focus on BlackRock Indexed Target Date Options: Even Low-Cost Funds Are Being Attacked DYLAN RUDOLPH and JOSEPH FAUCHER, September 29, 2022 Over the past several weeks, a single law firm, Miller Shah, LLP, Read More »
Arbitrability of ERISA Fiduciary Breach Cases JOSEPH C. FAUCHER and DYLAN D. RUDOLPH, February, 2019 This article was first published by the Journal of Pension Benefits: Read More »
Second Circuit Breathes New Life Into Company Stock Litigation JOSEPH C. FAUCHER and DYLAN D. RUDOLPH, February, 2019 In offering their own company stock as a plan investment option, Read More »
ERISA Stock Drop Cases Since Dudenhoeffer: The Pleading Standard Has Been Raised JOSEPH C. FAUCHER AND DYLAN R. RUDOLPH, DECEMBER 13, 2017 This article analyzes the Dudenhoeffer pleading standard and “stock drop” cases. Read More »
ERISA Litigation Continues a Plaintiff-Friendly Trend JOE FAUCHER, June 2016 An unmistakable trend in the world of employee benefit plan litigation is underway, and that trend Read More »