Pension Protection Act Blog

This week in the Employee Benefits world:

Mark Cussen of the Nesteggr blog provides a short overview of nonqualified plans in Nonqualified Plan Can Meet Special Business Needs.

Roy F. Harmon of the Health Plan Law blog discusses a subrogation court decision involving a minor injured in a car accident in Wal-Mart Takes All in ERISA Reimbursement Dispute with Minor Child Plan Beneficiary.

Bill Griffith Jr. of the Securing Retirement Income for Life blog takes a look at 403(b) transfers, including the impending Sept. 24, 2007, deadline for 90-24 transfers, in 403(b) Plan Transfers.

The law firm of Morris James Delaware of the Delaware Business Litigation Report blogs about the U.S. District Court’s decision in Roarty v. Tyco International Group Ltd., in District Court Allows Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim Under ERISA, Dismisses State Contract Claim.

D. Todd Smith of the Texas Appellate Law Blog discusses the recent 5th Circuit Court of Appeals decision in Ex-Spouse Retains ERISA Retirement Benefits.

Barry Barnett of the Blawgletter blogs about Sixth Circuit Agrees With Third and Seventh on Post-”Cash Out” ERISA Standing.

Stephen Rosenberg of the Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog mentions the 20th Annual ERISA Litigation Conference, taking place in October of 2007 and also in February of 2008. The February session is here in Orlando.

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