Erisa
/ˈerɪsə/
Definitions
- (n.) A U.S. federal law enacted in 1974 that regulates employee benefit plans, including retirement and health plans, to protect participants.
ERISA mandates reporting and disclosure requirements for pension plans.
Forms
- erisa
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Commentary
Commonly referenced by its acronym; drafting often requires attention to compliance and fiduciary standards under the statute.
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