Monthly Archives: December 2010

Stephen Rosenberg, a top notch ERISA litigator from Boston and writer of the Boston ERISA Blog made mention of my article on The Value of A Good ERISA Attorney and I certainly appreciate the plug from such a highly regarded, fellow ERISA … Continue reading →

When I was at college, I was very involved politically. Someone I met my freshman year at Stony Brook and a friend to this day was someone I met through these political circles and has made a name for himself … Continue reading →

An article I wrote in August, that will always be relevant, the Top 10 Major Misconceptions that Plan Sponsors Have About Their Retirement Plans, can be found here.

As an ERISA attorney for 12 years, I have seen a lot of strange things that plan sponsor have done to risk the ire of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Department of Labor (DOL).  Many of these strange … Continue reading →

My latest article on JDSupra can be found here.

My comments in the FiduciaryNews.com article by Chris Carosa can be found here.

A big part of my practice is assisting financial advisors, third party administration (TPA) firms, and plan sponsors nationally with what I call an open phone policy. Financial advisors, TPAs, and plan sponsors can call me up with any questions … Continue reading →

When I was 13, I bought my very first computer, an Apple IIe for $2,000, which would be about $4,067 in 2010 money. Last year, I bought my latest Dell laptop computer for about $600. In 2008, I was reviewing … Continue reading →

When it comes to a discussion of excessive fees in the administration of retirement plans, everyone takes a look at the third party administration (TPA) firms.  TPA firms get an inordinate amount the blame because when it comes to the … Continue reading →

My latest article on JDSupra can be found here.