Litigation
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How Retirement Planning Could Be Reshaped During Trump’s Second Term
By John ManganaroFrom easing fiduciary regulations to the promotion of alternative assets, there’s a lot on the table.
April 24, 2025
Jury Finds Massachusetts Advisor Failed to Disclose Annuity Conflicts to RetireesThe verdict holds Jeffrey Cutter and his firm accountable for breaching fiduciary duties to clients, the SEC said.
April 22, 2025
Supreme Court Ruling Could Spur 401(k) Fee LitigationThe ruling "has fundamentally altered the litigation framework for 401(k) excessive fee claims," says Ron Rhoades.
April 21, 2025
LPL Crying Foul on Data-Breach Notices Signals 'Bad Faith': AmeripriseLPL already agreed in court that such notices might be necessary, Ameriprise argues in a new filing.
April 21, 2025
Ex-Securities America CEO Sues OsaicJim Nagengast is claiming breach of contract related to his departure from the financial services firm in 2024.
April 18, 2025
7 Legal Issues That May Come Up When Annuity Owners DieThe more you can do to deal with these concerns early, the better.
April 18, 2025
Schwab-TD Ameritrade Antitrust Case Settled, Notification Process UnderwayOver 25.5 million customers were to receive settlement notifications, a court document indicates.
April 17, 2025
How Opening a Morgan Stanley Account Led to a Fraud ArrestThe firm alerted authorities after a Georgia man tried to deposit $32.5 million into a brokerage account, prosecutors allege.