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Fleming v. Kellogg Company et al
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January 05, 2026
Ex-Kellogg Worker Takes Tossed ERISA Suit To 6th Circ.
A former Kellogg Co. employee has given notice that he plans to appeal to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals after a federal judge in Michigan tossed his potential class action alleging the food manufacturer lost millions in employee contributions due to excessive 401(k) bookkeeping fees.
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December 08, 2025
Ex-Kellogg Worker's Suit Over 401(k) Fees Tossed For Good
Kellogg escaped a former employee's proposed class action alleging the food manufacturer lost its workers millions in retirement savings because of excessive recordkeeping fees, after a Michigan federal judge ruled Monday that the allegations failed to state a claim for violating federal benefits law.
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July 21, 2025
Ex-Kellogg Worker Fights To Keep 401(k) Fee Suit Alive
A former Kellogg employee urged a Michigan federal court to reject the company's attempt to dismiss a proposed class action alleging the food manufacturer lost its workers millions of dollars in retirement savings because of excessive recordkeeping fees under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.
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April 27, 2023
Kellogg Defeats Ex-Worker's 401(k) Plan Fee Suit
A Michigan federal judge tossed a former accountant's suit Thursday claiming Kellogg lost its workers millions of dollars in retirement savings by failing to tamp down on excessive record-keeping fees in its workers' 401(k) plan.
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January 24, 2023
Workers Say Kellogg Can't Force Arbitration In 401(k) Suit
A proposed class of Kellogg employees said Monday it cannot be forced to arbitrate claims that the cereal company's retirement plan charged millions of dollars in excessive fees because the planwide relief to appoint a new fiduciary cannot be barred by an arbitration clause.
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September 21, 2022
Kellogg Says Ex-Worker's ERISA Suit Must Be Arbitrated
Kellogg Company has asked a Michigan federal judge to dismiss a proposed class action claiming its company retirement plan charged excessive fees, saying the former employee must arbitrate the claims instead.
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June 29, 2022
Kellogg's High Recordkeeping Fees Cost Millions, Suit Says
A former Kellogg's accountant said in a proposed class action that the cereal company mismanaged its 401(k) plan, causing the plan's participants to pay excessive recordkeeping fees that dwindled their retirement balances and cost them "millions of dollars."