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Martin v. CareerBuilder, LLC. et al
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August 12, 2020
CareerBuilder Inks Deal With Ex-Worker In 401(k) Fee Suit
CareerBuilder has settled with an ex-employee who accused the company of allowing its 401(k) plan to pay excessive record-keeping fees, about a month after an Illinois federal judge tossed the worker's proposed ERISA class action while giving him the chance to try again.
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July 02, 2020
CareerBuilder Beats 401(k) Fee Suit After Northwestern Does
An Illinois federal judge has tossed a proposed ERISA class action against CareerBuilder LLC, rejecting allegations of excessive 401(k) plan fees by citing Northwestern University's recent defeat of similar claims in the Seventh Circuit.
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December 04, 2019
CareerBuilder Says Suit Over 401(k) Plan 'Too Conclusory'
CareerBuilder has urged an Illinois federal judge to toss a former worker's proposed class action claiming the company lost its 401(k) plan millions of dollars in excessive fees in violation of ERISA, saying his complaint was "long on conclusions but short on relevant facts."
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October 01, 2019
CareerBuilder Hit With ERISA Suit Over 401(k) Plan
A member of CareerBuilder's 401(k) investment plan filed a class action in Illinois federal court Monday accusing the employment website of failing to limit "excessive and unreasonable" compensation to ADP and Morgan Stanley for record-keeping and advisory services, costing it millions of dollars.