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31st Annual Employee Benefits Seminar, Davis Wright Tremaine, Seattle

By  Jeff Belfiglio, Sarah L. Bhagwandin, Richard Birmingham, Jason T. Froggatt, Stuart C. Harris, Amy Hwang, and Christine C. Hawkins
11.06.14
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This year, we explored the past, present and future of ERISA in the context of how it impacts the operation of your retirement and health plans today. We discussed design opportunities for your 401(k) and defined contribution plans; Supreme Court and other litigation that affects your plans; and, the regulatory and litigation issues that continue to arise with the implementation of Health Care Reform.

It's My Birthday: ERISA at 40 - Successful or Midlife Crisis?
Presented by Richard Birmingham

New IRS and DOL Guidance for Your 401(k) and Other Defined Contribution Plans
Presented by Jeff Belfiglio

Harmonizing Corporate Governance and Your Fiduciary Practices
Presented by Jason Froggatt

Health Care Reform and New Concerns at Your Annual Check-Up!
Presented by Sarah Bhagwandin

A Case of Mistaken Identity: Classification of Employees and Independent Contractors under ERISA
Presented by Christine Hawkins

Avoiding Section 409A Problems in Severance Agreements, Incentive Compensation and Similar Arrangements
Presented by Stuart Harris and Amy Hwang

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