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Benefits
Benefits Law360 provides breaking news and analysis on employee benefits and executive compensation law. Coverage includes benefits-related litigation — including Employee Retirement Income Security Act suits and tax and compliance issues over executive compensation — as well as legislative and regulatory activity.
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Latest News in Benefits
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January 17, 2019
Pension Fund Defends Liability Math In Fight With NY Times
A trial court overstepped when it nixed an arbitrator's decision upholding the use of a formula that The New York Times Co. said inflated its pension withdrawal liability to calculate how much the company owed, the Times' deliverers' pension fund told the Second Circuit.
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January 17, 2019
Wex Inks $425M Deal For Administrator Discovery Benefits
Maine-based Wex will snap up employee benefits administrator Discovery Benefits for $425 million as the payments and technology company looks to bolster its offerings to customers, according to a Thursday statement.
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January 17, 2019
Retirees' Deal With PPG Nets $7.7M, Health Benefits For 7 Yrs.
PPG Industries Inc. will pay a class of retirees $7.65 million and ensure them health benefits through 2025 to settle allegations that the paint and chemical company wrongly cut off promised lifetime health benefits, the retirees told an Ohio federal court Thursday.
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January 17, 2019
NJ Docs Not Bound By Two-Year Bar In Workers' Comp Cases
Medical providers in New Jersey are not bound by the two-year statute of limitations covering employees in workers' compensation cases but instead have six years to bring their related claims, a state appeals court said Thursday, addressing a legislative amendment that gave the Division of Workers' Compensation jurisdiction over those claims.
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January 17, 2019
Moonves Demands CBS Arbitrate $120M Severance Denial
Former CBS chief Les Moonves is taking the network to arbitration over its denial of a $120 million exit package following his ouster last year over alleged sexual harassment in the workplace, according to a financial disclosure CBS filed Wednesday.
Areas of Coverage
- LITIGATION
- ERISA class actions
- Executive compensation disputes
- Health benefits suits
- Retirement benefits suits
- Worker misclassification actions
- Tax disputes over retirement plans and executive compensation
- Workers’ compensation suits
- AGENCIES
- Internal Revenue Service
- U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
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- POLICY & REGULATION
- Employee Retirement Income Security Act
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- State and federal employee benefits and executive compensation legislation and regulation
- PROFILES
- Personnel moves
- Profiles of employee benefits practices
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