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Julio C. Alas v. AT and T, Inc. et al
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2:17-cv-08106
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September 29, 2021
AT&T Workers' 401(k) Class Action Tossed
A California federal court threw out an ERISA class action lodged against AT&T Inc. by nearly 250,000 retirement plan members who claimed the telecommunications giant burdened its $35 billion retirement plan with excessive fees, finding the company proved it monitored the plan expenses.
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June 15, 2021
AT&T Wants Workers' 401(k) Fee Class Action Scrapped
AT&T Inc. urged a California federal judge to toss an ERISA suit accusing the telecommunications giant of wasting its workers' retirement savings on unreasonable fees, saying Monday that there isn't a "shred of evidence" to back up the allegations.
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August 07, 2020
Class Of 250,000 Workers Gets OK In AT&T 401(k) Fee Suit
An ERISA suit accusing AT&T Services Inc. of wasting its workers' retirement savings on unreasonable fees and engaging in prohibited transactions will move forward as a class action after a California federal judge gave her blessing to a nearly 250,000-member class.
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February 26, 2019
AT&T Won't Get Redo On Bid To Kill Retirement Plan Fee Suit
AT&T Services Inc. is still stuck with a proposed class action alleging the telecom giant burdened its $35 billion retirement plan with excessive fees after a California federal judge refused to rethink her decision allowing the claims to move forward.
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January 22, 2019
AT&T Workers Push Back Against Bid To Kill 401(k) Suit
Current and former AT&T employees have pressed a California federal judge to preserve their proposed class action alleging the telecom giant piled unnecessary costs and fees onto its nearly $35 billion 401(k) plan, saying the company's bid to escape their claims relies on a precedent that shouldn't apply.
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December 18, 2018
AT&T Points To 9th Circ. Decision In Bid To Toss 401(k) Suit
AT&T Services Inc. has urged a California federal judge to revisit a decision allowing a suit accusing the telecom company of saddling its nearly $35 billion 401(k) plan with excessive costs and fees, arguing that a Ninth Circuit ruling in a similar case against Chevron had changed the legal landscape.
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October 30, 2018
AT&T Can't Dodge Excessive Fee Suit Over $35B 401(k) Plan
A proposed class of current and former AT&T employees can proceed with the bulk of their suit accusing the telecom company of burdening its nearly $35 billion 401(k) plan with excessive costs and fees, a California federal judge ruled Tuesday.
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July 19, 2018
AT&T Gets 401(k) Mismanagement Claims Tossed, For Now
A California federal judge has tossed a proposed class action alleging that AT&T Inc. wrongly saddled its $34 billion 401(k) plan with excessive costs and fees, finding the current and former employees didn't demonstrate that they brought their claims in time.