Espinoza v. Baker Hughes Holdings, LLC

  1. February 10, 2025

    Baker Hughes Obtains Toss Of Ex-Worker's 401(k) Fee Suit

    A Texas federal judge tossed an excessive recordkeeping fees suit Monday from a proposed class of Baker Hughes 401(k) plan participants, finding evidence wasn't presented to show that the plan administrator owed a fiduciary duty in regard to so-called float money.

  2. July 16, 2024

    Baker Hughes 401(k) Participant Wants Class Cert.

    An ex-worker for Baker Hughes claiming his employee 401(k) plan lost millions because of unreasonably high recordkeeping fees asked a Texas federal court to certify a class of more than 23,000 retirement plan participants accusing the company of mismanagement, following a failed attempt to mediate the dispute.

  3. May 26, 2023

    Baker Hughes Wants Out Of Workers' 'Threadbare' 401(k) Suit

    Baker Hughes Holdings LLC urged a Texas federal court to toss a lawsuit from a proposed class of ex-workers alleging an employee 401(k) plan lost millions due to unreasonably high record-keeping fees, calling accusations that a vendor was allowed to illegally profit off of plan funds "threadbare assertions."