ERISA: Participant Rights
Professors William Flanagan and Linda Shore
LL.M Course 768 | 2 credit hours

    Considers a number of issues under Title I of ERISA and related statutes regarding the administration of employee benefit plans and the rights of plan participants. Topics will include ERISA coverage; the relationship between state and federal regulation of employee benefit plans; obligations of employee benefit plan sponsors and administrators, including reporting and disclosure obligations; the impact of civil rights legislation on employee benefits; limitations on assignment and alienation of benefits; and the civil and criminal sanctions for violations of the substantive requirements of ERISA. The course will complement the material covered in ERISA: The Fiduciary Provisions, but completion of that course is not a prerequisite for this course. Students who complete both courses, however, will have received a comprehensive overview of Title I of ERISA.

Course No. Cr. Faculty Days/Times  
Spring 2010 Schedule
LAWG-768-10
(CRN #: 10860)
2 Flanagan W / Shore L
   W  7:55 -9:55
5/12C
 
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Prerequisite Courses:
Recommended: Retirement Plan Qualification Requirements.

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