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This ERISA blog is designed for ERISA plan participants and beneficiaries. The goal is to help you understand your legal rights under an ERISA plan, including a 401k plan, a traditional pension plan or a group health plan–and to help you decide if you need to sue to enforce those rights. This ERISA blog also includes related areas we have cases in: vaccination mandate law and healthcare sharing law.
LA COUNTY FREE FOUNDATION–VACCINATION MANDATE UPDATE
Approximately one year ago, LA County Free Foundation organized and filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles County. Our...
PRUDENTIAL GOALMAKER APP UNDER FIRE
Prudential Goalmaker is an “app” designed to help balance an individual retirement account portfolio. By guiding plan...
Denial of Religious Exemption Request Violates First Amendment
Many workers in California who refused a Covid vaccination applied for a...
Current Covid Vaccines Do Not Work Against Omicron
The design strategy of the current vaccines is to inject antibodies to fully envelop (surround) a Covid spike protein...
Mergers Ruin Everything
The title of this blog was taken from a Matt Stoller piece of the same name, found here. Matt runs a...
Failure of Vaccines Against the Omnicron Variant
The existing Covid vaccines were developed against the now-extinct wild-type SARS-CoV-2 virus (“wild-type Covid”)....
About this Blog
This ERISA blog is for ERISA plan participants and beneficiaries. The goal is to help you understand your legal rights under an ERISA plan, including a 401k plan, a traditional pension plan or group health plans. This ERISA blog also includes other areas we have cases in: vaccination mandate law and healthcare sharing law.
About the Author
Kevin McBride is an ERISA litigation lawyer in Los Angeles, with cases nationwide. He is admitted into three California US District Courts (Central, Southern, and Northern), the US District Court for the District of Utah, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. McBride holds a BA degree in Economics from the University of Utah and a JD from the University of Utah College of Law, where he served on the Utah Law Review. He is a member of the Federalist Society and the Federal Bar Association.