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These providers handle the intricate details of benefits administration, from negotiating with insurancecarriers to managing employee enrollments and claims. Their services include 401(k) plans, pension plans, and personalized financial planning.
for lost pension contributions; and. Thereafter, Claimant received payment in the amount of each insurer’s liability limit, for a total recovery of $150,000, placing the funds in an escrow account. for lost wages, of which Employer paid $65,662.91; $16,997.42 100,000 for permanent disfigurement. Employer’s Proposed Distribution.
Section 405 of the Employee Retirement Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) provides for joint liability for co-fiduciaries of a pension, health or welfare benefit plan. In this case, there was an enrollment error in signing up an employee for life insurance coverage with his employer – Georgio Armani Corp.
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