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Vol. 36, Nos. 1-41, pp. 1-2456
Jan. 6--Oct. 27, 2009

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    RACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS (RICO) ACT
      – Fraudulent explanation of benefits, RICO claim dismissed (8th Cir.), 579
      – Madoff scandal, class actions allege gross negligence, RICO and ERISA violations, 1033
      – Physician's claim over alleged fraudulent benefits explanation dismissed (U.S., rev den), 2354
    REMEDIES
      – Autism therapy denial, equitable relief unavailable (E.D. Mich.), 658
      – Contribution or indemnity, pension support services firm not liable (E.D. Pa.), 15
      – ERISA notice violation, long-term disability plan participant improperly awarded benefits (U.S., rev den), 1381
      – FLSA overtime noncompliance, no ERISA remedy (M.D. Fla.), 1612
      – Health plan terminated due to employer's nonpayment of premiums, reimbursement denied (W.D. Ark.), 2017
      – Overpayment of disability benefits, pension plan may seek equitable relief (E.D.Va.), 1385
      – Xerox worker to get lump sum representing difference in benefits after rehiring (U.S., brief sought), 572; (brief filed), 1446; (rev grant), 1605; (brief filed), 2249
    REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
      – Actuaries
      – Annual reporting, PBGC issues technical update, 745
      – COBRA
      – Delayed quarterly premium payments, PBGC issues guidance, 1057
      – Extension of existing collections, Labor Dep't issues notice, 227; four notices, 754
      – FBAR
      – Fee disclosure reporting bill
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 401
      – Financial problems and failure to make contributions, PBGC issues notice, 225
      – Foreign payments, In Brief, 2385
      – Forms
      – International financial reporting standard
      – Medicare Advantage reporting requirements revised by CMS, 415
      – Medicare Part D reporting requirements revised by CMS, 415
      – Missed contribution reporting, In Brief, 401
      – Union financial reports, Labor Dep't rescinds final rule, 2375
    RETIREE HEALTH INSURANCE
      – Acument Global retirees seek lifetime benefits (E.D. Mich.), 312
      – Alcoa benefit cuts challenged (E.D. Tenn.), 788
      – Alliant retirees have no right to premium parity with current workers (E.D. Wis.), 575
      – Attorneys fees, Honeywell sued over retiree health benefits, award vacated (2nd Cir.), 1509
      – Automobile industry
      – Bemis retirees denied lifetime benefits (E.D. Wis.), 2015
      – BorgWarner retirees seek to block benefit changes (E.D. Mich.), 719; transfer denied, 1515; certified, 2119
      – Caterpillar employees who worked after retirement eligibility lack vested rights (6th Cir.), 246
      – Clark Equipment modifications challenged (E.D. Mich.), 92
      – CNH America benefit cuts, union support of retiree litigation no breach of CBA (E.D. Mich.), 1723; successor firm cannot require retirees to share costs (6th Cir.), 1827
      – Deere benefit cuts challenged (S.D. Iowa), 2020; no violation, 2443
      – Delphi plans cuts (S.D.N.Y.), 319
      – ERISA
        – – Boeing changes no ERISA or LMRA violations (N.D. Ill.), 2110
        – – Pharmacia retirees challenge contribution changes (E.D. La.), 86
      – FKI did not violate law by requiring retirees to enroll in medical plan or lose stipend (D. Conn.), 786
      – Massey-Ferguson change of administrator no violation of 1996 settlement (E.D. Mich.), 91
      – Menasha accused of altering lifetime health benefits (W.D. Mich.), 1573
      – M&G Polymers retirees challenge to benefit changes may proceed (6th Cir.), 852
      – Philips Display Components benefit cuts challenged (6th Cir.), 2059
      – Plant closing agreement violated by benefit changes, retirees allege (E.D. Wis.), 1386
      – PPG retirees barred from challenging benefit cuts (S.D. Ohio), 1721
      – Qwest plan amendment capping benefits upheld (D. Colo.), 870
      – Raytheon retirees challenge modifications (D. Ariz.), 1095
      – Restricting cancellation or reduction of benefits
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1322
      – Robert Bosch accused of unilaterally changing benefits (N.D. Ohio), 800
      – Standing
        – – Embarq, standing lacking for plan seeking to enjoin execs' suit over benefit reductions (N.D. Ill.), 193
        – – Paper firm retirees without vested benefits have standing to challenge termination of health plan (9th Cir.), 1301
      – Trends
        – – Female workers, policymakers urged to consider needs, 1125
        – – Funding challenge, Analysis & Perspective, 1320
        – – Participation and contributions for 2008 reported by CRS, 284
      – Unisys mislead retirees (3rd Cir.), 2055
      – Whirlpool benefits
        – – Cuts challenged (S.D. Iowa, W.D. Mich.), 363
        – – Modifications challenged (W.D. Mich.), 312
      – Windstream benefit changes, retirees denied preliminary injunction (D. Neb.), 17; class action certified, 93
    RETIREMENT POLICY AND PLANNING
      – Advisory panel to meet, 1591; goals outlined, 1637
      – Chamber of Commerce offers recommendations, 1634
      – Financial problems and failure to make contributions, PBGC issues notice
        – – , IRS plans guidance, 1802
      – §401(k) plans
      – Full-time workers, most employers cover, 1806
      – Future programs should more appropriately address risk, actuary says, 1541
      – Incentives or education to choose rollovers over lump-sum considered at EBRI, 58
      – Individual account balances, assets down, 1850
      – IRAs
        See INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS (IRAs)
      – Job seeking seniors say retirement income inadequate, 2228
      – Lifetime income payments
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2748
      – Overhaul of pension system urged, 2173
      – Phased retirement
        – – Accessibility limited by pensions rules, AARP says, 216
        – – CRS reports, 2225
      – Reforming private pension system, GAO reports, 1993; reissued, In Brief, 2047
      – Required distributions, In Brief, 2047
      – Retirement literacy meeting planned by EBSA, 1994
      – Retirement USA, In Brief, 1811
      – Retirement USA offers principles for new system, 2417
      – Savings
        – – Additional savings level needed, ERISA panel told, 1741
        – – Boehner (R-Ohio) outlines savings recovery proposal, 761
        – – Credit
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1961
        – – Emotions, effect on savings studied, 1067
        – – Incentives issued by Treasury, 2081
        – – New system, ideas offered, 1540
        – – Percentage of salary saved reported, 684
        – – Rebuilding lost savings
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2021
        – – Recession creates opportunities for policymakers to reform system, 1484
        – – Reduced contributions reported, 57
        – – Retirement accounts, CRS reports, 1019
      – Trends
        – – Challenges discussed at conference, 1195
        – – Confidence low, survey finds, 948
        – – Furloughs due to economy may affect benefits, Analysis & Perspective, 1392
        – – Most workers do not expect comfortable retirement, poll finds, 1007
        – – Percentage of pay committed to benefits declines, 2416
      – Universal private retirement system proposed, 618
      – Waiver of minimum required distributions, careful recordkeeping urged, 538
      – White House focused on retirement security, 1899; Obama administration committed to make employer-based system work better, 2419
    RHODE ISLAND
      – Providence mayor seeks union concessions, 1070
      – State workers shutdown days, In Brief, 1998
    RICO
    ROTH IRAs
      – Review of rules, In Brief, 295
      – Rollover rules clarified by IRS, 2084
      – U.K. clarifies tax treatment, 118
    RUSSIA
      – Foreign pension benefits, In Brief, 2186
      – Stock options of foreign employees taxable, 118
      – Unified social tax to be replaced with pension insurance payments, 1131; approved, 1688

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