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Intel 401(k) ruling could bolster some class actions

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The Supreme Court decision makes it harder for fiduciaries to cite a three-year window to have ERISA claims dismissed

A Supreme Court decision published Wednesday will make it easier for some plaintiffs to bring class actions for 401(k) fiduciary claims.

In a unanimous opinion, the court found that a three-year limit on filing claims does not apply simply because plan participants were provided with disclosures

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