An industry trade group formally requested a preliminary injunction from a Texas federal court Tuesday to freeze the Department of Labor’s Retirement Security Rule.
A pair of resolutions filed today — one in the House, one in the Senate — seek to preempt the Department of Labor Retirement Security Rule and its fiduciary duty.
The Federation of Americans for Consumer Choice filed a lawsuit in a Texas federal court Thursday to stop the Department of Labor fiduciary proposal from taking effect.
Independent producers have a lot of work ahead to comply with the new DOL fiduciary standards.
It will require “major changes” from insurers on down for independent producers to get into compliance with the Department of Labor’s new fiduciary mandate by September, a leading analyst said.
The Department of Labor says its new fiduciary standard will take effect Sept. 23.
Department of Labor officials ushered in what is sure to be a fierce, and lengthy, legal battle today with a preview of its long-awaited, and industry despised, Retirement Security Rule.
A group of 11 industry trade associations sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Labor and others expressing concerns about the regulatory process with regard to the Department of Labor’s proposed “Retirement Security Rule: Definition of an Investment Advice Fiduciary.”
The DOL has completed its review of its controversial fiduciary rule.
While the Department of Labor fiduciary rule proposal might be a long ways from becoming settled law, it brings the potential for “massive” change to the industry, an labor lawyer said Thursday.