Legal

Like others in the litigation insurance field, this new company only pays out a policy if the case reaches trial and a jury awards no money to the plaintiff. But unlike others, it doesn't vet cases.

Proposed legislation would cap contributions to mega IRAs and help employers contribute to younger workers' 401(k)s while they pay off student debt.

The co-sponsor of the controversial 2014 Multiemployer Pension Reform Act wants to reform how collectively bargained pension plans are designed.

The new DOL fiduciary rule defines fiduciaries more broadly to include service providers such as plan sponsors. Here are facts sponsors need to know and questions they need to ask their plan advisor.

New IRS rule aims to provide pension plan participants with more flexibility when given the option of a lump sum or an annuity.

Stakeholders told the Government Accountability that guidance on formal drawdown strategies and in-plan annuities has so far failed to reassure sponsors they won't be liable.

A court has said that pension benefit cuts are permissible.

The recent dismissal of a lawsuit against fiduciaries of Chevron Corp.s 401(k) plan raises the question of whether the decision will be a forerunner for the barrage of similar litigation pending across the country.