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Pfeil et al v. State Street Bank and Trust Company
Case Number:
2:09-cv-12229
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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Firms
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April 17, 2014
State Street Bank Escapes GM Workers' ERISA Class Action
A Michigan federal judge threw out an Employee Retirement Income Security Act suit brought by General Motors Corp. workers who alleged State Street Bank & Trust Co. continued to offer GM stock after it became imprudent, saying the plaintiffs didn't meet their burden to show that the actions were unreasonable.
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April 02, 2013
McDermott Wins Discovery Coup In GM Workers' ERISA Suit
A Michigan federal judge ruled Tuesday that McDermott Will & Emery LLP doesn't have to turn over disputed documents of discussions the firm held with its client State Street Bank & Trust Co., denying a bid by plaintiffs in an Employee Retirement Income Security Act suit over the bank's General Motors Corp. stock holdings.
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January 07, 2013
GM Workers' Class OK'd In State Street Bank ERISA Suit
A Michigan federal judge certified a class Friday in an Employee Retirement Income Security Act suit brought by General Motors Corp. workers who accused State Street Bank & Trust Co. of continuing to offer and hold GM stock in two retirement plans after it became an imprudent investment.