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Post Revisited: Chambers Practices of Federal Judges Online

Posted in Litigation

Continuing my occasional series of revisiting posts I’ve done over the last (nearly) five years, I look back to one I did during the first month of blogging. In a post on September 14, 2007, I looked at an online resource often overlooked — the chambers practices of federal judges which is found on the… Continue Reading

Court: SNET’s Conversion to Cash Balance Plan Does Not Violate ERISA

Posted in Litigation

First, a warning. If your eyes glaze over at discussing the difference between cash balance plans and defined benefit plans, this post is not for you.  However, for those employers who are considering converting their retirement plans or who have done so, a new case released this morning provides some much-needed guidance in Connecticut about… Continue Reading