A lone participant in Estee Lauder's 401(k) plan is suing her former employer and the service providers to its retirement plan for the $99,000 that was stolen from her account.
In October 2016, the plaintiff, who had been separated from Estee Lauder for about a decade but still had an account balance in the $1.4 billion plan, began receiving a series of letters confirming payments from her account on company letterhead.
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