401(k) Investment Issues Column

Autumn 2007
Revenue Sharing Litigation: A Threat to 401(k) Plans
By Fred Reish and Bruce Ashton

Spring 2007
The Duty to Remove Investments
By Fred Reish, Bruce Ashton and Stephanie Bennett

Autumn 2006
Jenkins v. Yager: The Court of Appeals Gets It Wrong

Autumn 2005
ERISA Section 404(c) Protection: Myths, Mistakes, and Answers About ERISA’s "Insurance Policy" for Fiduciaries

Summer 2005
Lessons From the Enron Litigation

Spring 2005
What It Means to Be Prudent Under ERISA

Winter 2005
Fiduciary Rules Applicable to "(b)" Plans

Autumn 2004
The Fiduciary Duty to Ask for Help

Summer 2004
Protecting Your Own. The Fiduciary's Role in Preventing Abusive Trading

Spring 2004
Responding Prudently to the Mutual Fund Scandal

Winter 2004
Fiduciary Duties Post-Mortem: Who Is Investing for Dead and Missing Participants?

Autumn 2003
The Fault with Default Investments

Summer 2003
The Effect Enron May Have on Fiduciaries of 401(k) Plans that Do Not Comply with ERISA 404(c)

Winter 2003
Enron, 404(c) and the Personal Liability of Corporate Officers

Autumn 2002
ERISA Section 404(c) -- How Does It Really Work, and What Does It Matter?

Summer 2002
More on Enron: Limits on Participant Control and Blackout Periods

Spring 2002
The Enron and Lucent Cases: Responsibilities for Employer Stock

Winter 2002
Does ERISA Require An Investment Policy Statement?

Autumn 2001
Who Are the Investment Fiduciaries for a 401(k) Plan? - Part V

Summer 2001
Who Are The Investment Fiduciaries for a 401(k) Plan - Part IV

Spring 2001
Who Are the Investment Fiduciaries for a 401(k) Plan - Part III

Winter 2001
Who Are the Investment Fiduciaries for a 401(k) Plan - Part II

Autumn 2000
Who Are the Investment Fiduciaries for a 401Ik) Plan? - Part I

Summer 2000
The 401(k) Fiduciary's Duty to Prudently Select a Broad Range of Investments

Spring 2000
The First Union Case: Buying at the Company Store, and a Whole Lot More