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What Can You Do If There Is A Problem With Your Retirement Plan Under ERISA?

If there is a problem with your retirement plan, under ERISA, whether you are a plan participant or a plan administrator, you can get relief through civil enforcement of ERISA, or through civil action.

Can participants bring any civil action against a fiduciary?

Is a participant entitled to seek relief from a fiduciary on behalf of the plan?

Is there a statute of limitation for filing a claim?

Are punitive damages available?

Are attorneys' fees awarded?

 

Related FAQ Topics

Definition of a fiduciary

Responsibilities and duties of an ERISA fiduciary

Indemnification provisions

Limitations on fiduciary duties

Prohibited transaction information





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