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Judge pulls plug on CenturyLink 401(k) lawsuit

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The court granted summary judgment for the telecommunications firm, finding that its $5 billion plan did not violate federal law

CenturyLink Inc. has survived a class-action 401(k) lawsuit brought by a Denver-area personal-injury lawyer known for his television persona.

A federal judge on March 5 granted the telecommunication firm’s motion for summary judgment, finding that the plan sponsor did not violate the Employee R

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