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Berkshire engineering firm gets reprieve in 401(k) suit

Law firm Capozzi Adler has three weeks to file an amended complaint after a judge grants a motion to dismiss.

An engineering conglomerate owned by Berkshire Hathaway just won an initial victory in a lawsuit brought against the company over its 401(k) plan.

The company, Marmon Holdings, was sued last year in a proposed class action filed by law firm Capozzi Adler, which has brought numerous excessive-fee

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