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September 10, 2024
Research Outfit Strikes $3.4M Deal In Retirement Plan Fee Suit
Research and development nonprofit Mitre Corp. agreed to shell out $3.4 million to resolve a class action from workers who said their retirement plans were saddled with excessive fees, according to a Massachusetts federal court filing.
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June 11, 2024
Research Org, Ex-Workers Agree To End Retirement Fee Fight
A research and development nonprofit agreed to settle a class action alleging it mismanaged its $3.5 billion employee retirement plans by allowing them to pay excessive administrative fees, according to a filing Tuesday in Massachusetts federal court.
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September 18, 2023
Class OK'd In Research Org Retirement Fee Dispute
A Boston federal judge signed off Monday on a proposal from Mitre Corp. and a group of the R&D nonprofit's former workers to certify a 12,000-person class action on claims that the organization mismanaged its workers' retirement savings.
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July 27, 2023
Ex-Nonprofit Workers Seek Cert. In ERISA Retirement Dispute
A group of former national security researchers asked a Massachusetts federal judge to greenlight a class covering thousands of employees in their suit alleging that the nonprofit they worked for mismanaged their retirement savings, saying all workers were affected by the same misconduct.
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March 06, 2023
Nonprofit To Face Suit Over Retirement Record-Keeping Fees
A nonprofit that conducts national security research for the U.S. government must face a proposed class action over its alleged mismanagement of retirement funds, a Massachusetts federal judge ruled Monday.
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August 24, 2022
Nonprofit Fights Suit Over $3.5B Retirement Plans' Oversight
A nonprofit that conducts research for the U.S. government asked a Massachusetts federal judge to toss a proposed class action claiming it mismanaged its $3.5 billion employee retirement plans by letting workers pay excessive administrative fees, saying the lawsuit is light on facts to support its claims.
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June 23, 2022
Research Org Mismanaged $3.5B Retirement Plans, Suit Says
A not-for-profit research organization allowed record-keepers for its $3.5 billion retirement plans to charge excessively high administrative fees and cost employees millions of dollars in benefits, according to a proposed class action filed by six workers in Massachusetts federal court.