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What Is an ERISA Fiduciary Breach?

A 4-minute primer on the duty of prudence, the duty of loyalty, and what counts as a breach under ERISA §404.

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How 401(k) Fees Quietly Cost You Six Figures

We walk through a 30-year fee impact model and show how small expense-ratio differences compound into massive losses.

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ERISA Fiduciary Breach·Educational
What Is an ERISA Fiduciary Breach?

A 4-minute primer on the duty of prudence, the duty of loyalty, and what counts as a breach under ERISA §404.

4:12·Watch now →
6:48
Excessive Fee Litigation·Explainer
How 401(k) Fees Quietly Cost You Six Figures

We walk through a 30-year fee impact model and show how small expense-ratio differences compound into massive losses.

6:48·Watch now →
8:21
News & Investigations·News Analysis
Cunningham v. Cornell — What It Changes for 403(b) Plans

Our analysis of the Supreme Court's prohibited-transaction ruling and what it means for university and hospital plan participants.

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5:34
401(k) Lawsuits·Attorney Commentary
Why the 401(k) Forfeiture Lawsuit Wave Matters

Forfeited employer contributions used to be a footnote. Now they're at the center of a new wave of fiduciary cases.

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3:02
Retirement Plan Class Actions·FAQ
Do I Qualify for an ERISA Class Action?

How standing, plan participation, and timing decide whether you can join a class.

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7:10
News & Investigations·News Analysis
Private Equity in Your 401(k): What Just Changed

Executive Order 14330 opened the door — but fiduciary duties did not change.

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9:55
University & Hospital Plans·Interview
Why University Retirement Plans Get Sued

An interview-style walkthrough of why 403(b) plans at universities have become a major litigation target.

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5:48
Retirement Plan Mismanagement·Explainer
ESOP Valuation Fraud, Plainly Explained

How inflated stock valuations injure ESOP participants — and how cases get built.

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6:05
Case Evaluations·Attorney Commentary
How ERLG Evaluates a Retirement-Plan Case

What we look for in Form 5500 data, fee disclosures, and investment lineups before agreeing to investigate.

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4:50
Hidden Retirement Fees·Educational
Hidden Recordkeeping Fees: The Quiet Plan Tax

Revenue sharing, asset-based pricing, and why your plan may be paying multiples of the market rate.

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6:22
Pension Litigation·Educational
Pension Underfunding: What Participants Can Do

Rights, remedies, and the litigation playbook when a defined-benefit plan is dangerously underfunded.

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5:11
Employer Fiduciary Duties·Educational
Employer Fiduciary Duties — In Plain English

What plan sponsors are actually required to do, and where most of them fall short.

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3:48
Employee Retirement Rights·FAQ
Your Rights as a Retirement Plan Participant

A short rundown of the rights ERISA gives every participant — and how to enforce them.

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7:30
Retirement Losses·Explainer
How We Calculate Retirement Losses

From benchmark selection to damages models — a short tour of how losses become a number.

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403(b) Lawsuits·Educational
403(b) vs 401(k): How the Litigation Differs

Plan type changes the playbook — here's how 403(b) cases break from their 401(k) cousins.

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