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Arbitration Award in ERISA Dispute Vacated By Douglas Darch Employee Benefits, October 2019 The third circuit recently vacated an award by an arbitrator in a pension fund withdrawal dispute.
Union’s duty to indemnify terminates By Douglas Darch & Remi Balogun Employee Benefits, April 2019 The third circuit held in Nitterhouse Concrete Products v. Glass Molders Pottery Plastics that a union’s duty to indemnify an employer terminates when the collective bargaining agreement containing the indemnification agreement expires.
Video surveillance dooms disabled status By Douglas Darch Employee Benefits, December 2018 A summary of O’Leary v. Aetna Life Insurance Co.
Retailors take note: Commission sales in Illinois By Douglas Darch Business Advice and Financial Planning, October 2018 A recent seventh circuit decision makes clear that in Illinois there is a distinction between "commissions" and "bonuses."
Retailors take note: Commission sales in Illinois By Douglas Darch Labor and Employment Law, September 2018 A recent seventh circuit decision makes clear that in Illinois there is a distinction between "commissions" and "bonuses."
ERISA to the rescue: Preemption of state law prevails By James Baker, Douglas Darch, & Miriam G. Petrillo Employee Benefits, April 2015 The recent case of Sherfel v. Newson reinforces the existing interpretation of ERISA and highlights the challenges facing multi-state employers.

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