FACC injunction request: Freeze DOL fiduciary rule until lawsuit is heard
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.
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Opinion: Why the DOL’s Retirement Security Rule is the emperor of all public policy mistakes
Will the DOL’s new Retirement Security Rule advance the interest of retirement investors? Or will it produce the opposite outcome?
DOL pulling a ‘deceptive’ maneuver with new fiduciary rule, analyst says
The Department of Labor wrote its new Retirement Security Rule with a big focus on surviving a court challenge. Have they succeeded?
Beltway lawmakers seek a Congressional block on DOL fiduciary 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.
Trump-appointed judge will hear lawsuit against DOL fiduciary rule
A Trump-appointed judge will hear the first lawsuit to challenge the Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule, due to take effect in September.
Trade group files first lawsuit against the DOL fiduciary rule
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.
