ERISA Partner Patrick Muench a Panelist on ABA ERISA Litigation Virtual Webinar

Join Bailey Glasser Partner Patrick Muench December 12, 2023, at 1pm EST for a virtual webinar discussion on ERISA litigation involving Employee Stock Ownership Plans (“ESOPs”) hosted by the American Bar Association’s Joint Committee on Employee Benefits. This event will include a review of some common areas of dispute in ESOP cases and a summary of trends and recent court decisions.

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42 Bailey Glasser Lawyers Named To The Best Lawyers in America & Best Lawyers: Ones To Watch 2024 Guides

Today we announce that 42 Bailey Glasser lawyers have been recognized across various categories (including one as a “Lawyer of the Year”) in the 30th edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and the fourth edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America®.

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Bailey Glasser Awarded Top Rankings in Chambers USA 2023 and Achieves Nationwide Rankings in ERISA and Product Liability Litigation

Thank you to Chambers & Partners for our 2023 rankings, which includes two brand-new nationwide practice group rankings in the ERISA plaintiffs and Product Liability litigation categories. Having our lawyers and practice groups recognized by Chambers reflects how much we care about our clients and how hard we work to achieve successful outcomes for them.

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Partner Mark Boyko Quoted in Law360 on Significant Decision Denying Arbitration in Favor of ERISA Plaintiffs

Mark Boyko, partner and member of the Bailey Glasser ERISA practice group, was interviewed by Law360 on the biggest ERISA decisions so far in 2023. Boyko noted Harrison v. Envision Management Holding Inc. Board et al., a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, will have a far-reaching impact in protecting workers from abusive arbitration provisions designed to undermine their rights under ERISA.

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Partner Mark Boyko Quoted in Law 360 and Bloomberg Law

Bailey & Glasser, LLP partner and ERISA litigator Mark Boyko was quoted in Law360 and Bloomberg Law discussing a newly-issued federal 7th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that may be beneficial to plaintiffs who must meet certain pleading standards to successfully pursue claims against retirement plans that breach their duties to make prudent investment decisions. As told to Bloomberg Law:

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