Can You Enforce an Arbitration Clause on the Other Side Just Before Trial?
by Gary S. Young on May 10, 2013
The Supreme Court of New Jersey recently considered how late is “too late” to invoke an arbitration clause in a…more
Fidelity Dodges New Jersey ERISA Lawsuit
by Gary S. Young on September 12, 2012
Fidelity Management Co. recently obtained a dismissal of a New Jersey class-action lawsuit over the fees that it charged to divide the…more
Fees Disclosures Are Here, Now What? Plan Sponsor’s Responsibilities Going Forward
by Gary S. Young on July 20, 2012
Plan sponsors should have now received fee disclosures from their “Covered Service Providers” (CSPs). If…more
EEOC Charges Demystified: What To Expect When Investigators Come Knocking
by Gary S. Young on June 27, 2012
Receiving a complaint letter from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) can be unsettling, even when…more
New Jersey Employment Attorneys Issue COBRA Audit Alert
by Gary S. Young on June 11, 2012
Is your company ready for a COBRA audit? Employers sponsoring group health plans subject to COBRA coverage requirements (companies…more
Department of Labor Issues Guidance on New ERISA Fee-Transparency Rules
by Gary S. Young on May 29, 2012
July 1, 2012 is a significant date for Plan Sponsors and other Plan Fiduciaries. By that date, they should have…more
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