Jacklyn Wille

A class settlement requiring Wells Fargo & Co. to pay up to $1 million over its employee health plan notices inched toward court approval, but a federal magistrate judge balked at a set of payments slated for the case’s class representatives.

Rockwell Automation Inc. received preliminary approval for a $900,000 class settlement that’s expected to boost the monthly pension payments of about 200 married retirees.

Intuit Inc. called a lawsuit over how it uses forfeited money in its employee 401(k) plan an attempt to “manufacture a new type of ERISA claim” by upending longstanding statutory law and regulatory guidance.

KPMG LLP received final approval for a $650,000 class settlement with employees challenging their 401(k) plan’s investment options.

Participants in FirstGroup America Inc.'s 401(k) plan received initial approval for a $9 million global settlement in their class action challenging the plan’s move to allegedly untested funds from an Aon PLC unit.

Investment manager Capital Group Cos. lost its bid to send litigation over the affiliated American Funds in its employees' 401(k) plan to arbitration.

Madison Marquette Real Estate Services LLC must face key claims in a lawsuit by five former employees who said they were wrongly denied hundreds of thousands of dollars in deferred compensation after the real estate developer acquired their company.

A Teamsters pension fund won its lawsuit seeking to collect a $278,978 withdrawal liability judgment from the owner of a group of Pennsylvania construction businesses after he acquired a concrete company with pension obligations.

Argent Trust Co. failed to convince the US Supreme Court to hear a case over its handling of an employee stock ownership plan and resolve a circuit split over the ability to force benefit plan disputes into arbitration.

Reliance Standard Life Insurance Co. owes at least two more years worth of disability benefits to a human resources manager who was injured in car accidents and experienced poor mental health following her son’s death, the Sixth Circuit ruled Wednesday.