A proposed class action accusing
A third-party benefits administrator that calculates a plan participant’s benefits under a pre-set formula isn’t performing a fiduciary function that could give rise to liability under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, the Ninth Circuit ruled. Because Alight wasn’t acting as an ERISA fiduciary when it gave the Northrop workers “grossly overestimated” benefit ...
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