Joseph Clark

The Defense Department announced Monday, July 29, 2024 a security assistance package for Ukraine as it continues its fight to counter Russia's invasion.

By Joseph Clark Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III reaffirmed the impenetrable bond between the U.S. and Australia after hosting high-level talks with key Australian officials.

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed a district court's grant of summary judgment in favor of the fiduciaries of the Home Depot 401(k) plan, who defended against claims that they breached their fiduciary duties by permitting the plan to pay excessive financial advisor fees and retaining underperforming investments. In so ruling, the court brought back to the fore a circuit split over whether the burden of persuasion on loss causation shifts when a plaintiff establishes or raises genuine issues of fact as to breach and loss to the plan. The case is

A federal district court in Massachusetts recently denied a motion to dismiss a complaint filed by plan participants in the Cape Cod Healthcare, Inc. 403(b) plan, which alleged that the plan's fiduciaries breached their ERISA duty of prudence by permitting the plan to pay excessive recordkeeping fees and remain invested in overpriced, underperforming investment options.

Soldiers assigned to the Army’s 1st Space Brigade at Fort Carson, Colo., conduct a training exercise sweep of their assigned area on May 25, 2021. Photo Credit: Air Force Staff Sgt. Dennis Hoffman

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By Joseph Clark One year since the deadly Hamas terrorist attack, the Defense Department remains committed to helping Israel defend itself, Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Maj.

By Joseph Clark Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III praised the longstanding defense ties between the United States and Denmark today during a meeting with Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen at the Pentagon.

The Sixth Circuit recently reversed a district court's dismissal, and order requiring arbitration of, a proposed class action alleging fiduciary breaches in connection with the Kellogg Company 401(k) plan. Fleming v. Kellogg Co. , 2024 WL 4534677 (6th Cir. Oct. 21, 2024). In so ruling, the Sixth Circuit added to the list of recent decisions in which, under the “effective vindication doctrine,” courts have invalidated arbitration provisions that purport to apply to “representative” actions brought under Section 502(a)(2) of ERISA.

More than a century after the fighting stopped in November 1918, the legacy of the more than 4.7 million U.S. service members who served in World War I has been brought to life through a towering display illuminated for the first time in late September at the nation’s monument commemorating the Great War.