- Remodeling the House: SEC Advances Sweeping IPO, Disclosure, and Offering Reforms
- ERISA's Long Arm Can't Touch Trump Accounts | Navigating COBRA's "Gross Misconduct" Exception | Sorting Through the New Vendor and PBM Fee Disclosure Mandates
- New Federal Fertility Coverage Guidance | ‘Tis the Season for Summer Interns | Trader Joe’s Scores Forfeiture Win in 401(k) Class Action
- Telehealth Vendor Allegedly Shared Mental Health Information for Targeted Ads | Sharpen Your Pencils: IRS Updates Educational Assistance Program FAQs | Sixth Circuit PBM Ruling a Sweet Win for Bakery’s Self-Insured Plan
- Spring Reset at the SEC: Reporting, Enforcement, and Regulatory Change
- Biden-Era Fiduciary Rule Rollback | Wells Fargo Prevails in PBM Fee Litigation | Employers with Smoker Surcharge Programs Can Breathe Easier
- Kaiser’s $28M Settlement With DOL Over Mental Health Access Failures | 5th Circuit Reviews ERISA Plan Arbitration Clause | A Fax Doesn’t Change the Facts: Informal Request Fails to Change Beneficiary
- Eligible Rollover Distribution Notices Under SECURE 2.0 - IRS Updates | Michigan Court Hands Meijer a Win in Forfeitures Case | ALERT: February 16, 2026 Deadline to Update Notice of Privacy Practices
- Key SEC Updates, Emerging Disclosure Issues, and Enforcement Trends to Watch in 2026
- Guess Who’s Back? Pre-Deductible Telehealth Is Back! | Meet IRA Jr: Trump Accounts Offer Tax-Deferred Savings for Children
- HIPRA Is a Warning: Consumer Health Companies and HIPAA-Covered Entities Need to Rethink Privacy Now
- New Year, New Retirement Plan Limits | The House Always Wins: Gaming Company Prevails in Tobacco Surcharge Case
- Trick or Treat? Court Finds ERISA Fiduciary Breach in ESG Investing Case, But Says No to Monetary Damages | Expanded Fertility Coverage Access in the Pipeline | Feel the Burn: Smoker Surcharge Litigation Settles for $4.7M
- A "New Day" at the SEC
- Getting Caught Up on Catch-Up Contributions
- The CBA Report
- (Not-So) Private Equity: Executive Order Opens Door to 401(k) Investment in Alternative Investments | Mental Health Litigation Heats Up Despite (Limited) Nonenforcement Relief