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ERISA Fiduciary Law, Second Edition, with 2011 Cumulative Supplement

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Analyzes the complete spectrum of a plan fiduciary’s duties  

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ERISA Fiduciary Law, Second Edition is an excellent resource for any legal practitioner navigating ERISA’s many requirements and seeking clarity in the constantly developing body of plan fiduciary case law. Practitioners can address crucial ERISA-related issues with this sophisticated analysis of ERISA fiduciary topics covering ERISA, the IRC, DOL regulations, and the federal courts.  

Analysis from several of the country’s most prominent ERISA practitioners—including cites to hundreds of relevant cases—provides every research advantage on the multitude of issues relating to fiduciary responsibility. In discrete, stand-alone chapters, ERISA’s complex fiduciary rules are carefully explained, summarized, and examined. This treatise examines the intricacies of this area of law, laying out in an easy-to-read format the numerous regulatory requirements imposed by ERISA, explaining the relevance of the most significant prohibited transaction exemptions—both individual and class—and describing the many complex rules governing ESOPs.  

 

Supplement Information

The 2011 Cumulative Supplement includes a new chapter on ERISA issues related to private equity and hedge fund investments. It also examines: 

  • The Department of Labor’s revised regulation concerning the definition of “fiduciary”
  • The Supreme Court’s decision in Amara v. Cigna and its impact on Summary Plan Descriptions and expanded Section 502(a)(3) equitable claims
  • New fee disclosure regulations
  • Fiduciary issues under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA)

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2008/1,194 pp. Hardcover/Order #9029P

 

Supplement Information

2011/728 pp. Softcover/ISBN 9781617460296/Order #2029

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Susan P. Serota and Frederick A. Brodie, Co-Editors

 

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Susan P. Serota and Frederick A. Brodie, Co-Editors