The landscape of ERISA litigation is evolving. With the introduction of the ERISA Litigation Reform Act, plan sponsors may soon see standardized pleading requirements for fiduciary breach cases—a move that could reduce frivolous lawsuits and strengthen fiduciary protections.
In our latest video, Erik explores:
- The intent behind the new legislation
- How litigation has historically shaped best practices
- Why excessive fee cases are declining and what’s replacing them
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