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Spano et al v. Boeing Company, The et al
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3:06-cv-00743
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November 05, 2015
Boeing To Pay $57M To End Suit Over Retirement Plan Fees
Boeing has agreed to pay $57 million to settle a class action claiming it allowed a retirement plan to charge excessive fees to employees of the aerospace giant, according to an agreement submitted in federal court Thursday.
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August 26, 2015
Boeing Inks Last-Minute Deal In Class Action Over 401(k)
Boeing Co. agreed Wednesday to a preliminary settlement to resolve a class action brought by 401(k) retirement fund investors accusing the aerospace giant of charging excessive and hidden fees, avoiding a bench trial that was set to begin today in the long-running case, according to Illinois federal court records.
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October 14, 2011
Judge Denies Boeing Discovery In ERISA Class Cert. Fight
An Illinois federal judge dealt Boeing Co. a blow on Thursday in the discovery battle over class certification for employees accusing the company of charging unreasonable fees for its retirement plan, rejecting its bid for information about expert witnesses.
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September 02, 2011
Boeing Urged To Aid Workers' Discovery In ERISA Suit
An Illinois magistrate judge on Friday "strongly encouraged" Boeing Co. to assist a group of employees fighting for class certification in a case over their 401(k) plan costs in obtaining documents from the aerospace giant's expert.