Robert Steyer

For the third time in less than five years, the Supreme Court is being asked to decide when an ERISA complaint can be settled via arbitration.

When he wasn’t tracking pension risk transfers, P&I senior reporter Rob Kozlowski wrote his latest book on two legendary Hollywood stars.

As company stock plays a declining role in 401(k) plans, employers are increasing their offerings of company stock as a taxable benefit for employees.

A federal judge dismissed an ERISA lawsuit filed by a participant in a 401(k) plan offered by Old Dominion Freight Line Inc.

An appeals court turned back a request by 401(k) plan participants to overturn a lower court's dismissal of their ERISA lawsuit against Barrick Gold.

Maine's auto-IRA program for small employers that lack their own retirement savings plan will take effect in October through a pilot program after a delay.

NCL Corp. Ltd., the parent of Norwegian Cruise Line, will pay $615,000 to settle a lawsuit over 401(k) fees for record keeping and investment offerings.

A Federated Hermes 401(k) plan participant sued the company, saying the plan's offering of only proprietary investments violated ERISA.

Grifols Shared Services North America will pay $1.45 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the company's 401(k) plan of excessive record-keeping fees.

Fees for mutual funds and exchange-traded funds continue to fall as more money flowed out of the most expensive funds into the cheapest, Morningstar said.

The IRS announced a two-year moratorium on a provision that catch-up contributions must be Roth contributions if DC participants earn $145,000 or more a year.

Biogen Inc. will pay $9.75 million to settle a lawsuit by 401(k) plan participants who alleged a series of ERISA violations.