ERISA — Litigation, Procedure, Preemption and Other Title I Issues (Portfolio 374)
At a glance
I. Introduction
II. Procedural Aspects of Civil Litigation Under ERISA
III. ERISA Preemption
IV. Substantive Topics Litigated Under ERISA
V. Fiduciary Responsibility and Liability
VI. Prohibited Transactions
VII. Investment Education Versus Investment Advice and Managed Accounts
VIII. Criminal Violations of ERISA
Abstract
Bloomberg Tax Portfolio, ERISA — Litigation, Procedure, Preemption and Other Title I Issues, No. 374, discusses substantive issues arising out of and related to ERISA civil and criminal litigation, along with a broad overview of procedural issues pertaining to both types of ERISA litigation. This Portfolio also discusses ERISA preemption and related issues.
A brief discussion about ERISA fiduciary duties and related matters appears in this Portfolio. For a more exhaustive discussion on this topic, see Bloomberg Tax Portfolio, ERISA — Fiduciary Responsibility and Prohibited Transactions, No. 365.