In this episode, Henderson Brothers' in-house counsel, Peter Horne, answers 4 questions about excessive fee litigation and its impact on insurance. An excessive fee lawsuit is when participants in a retirement plan allege that the plan sponsor (or other entities or individuals) breached their fiduciary duties by making the participants pay inflated fees as part of their retirement plan savings.
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Peter Horne may be reached at pjhorne@hendersonbrothers.com or directly at (412) 754-3299.
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