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Multiemployer Review: Benefit suspensions under MPRA—An overview and lessons learned
By Casey B. Baldwin and John Rowland
01 July 2020
Benefit suspensions require trustees and plan professionals to face difficult decisions. Proposed legislation aiming to eliminate benefit suspensions and solvency issues surrounding the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation further complicate the decision-making process. This article provides an overview of the benefit suspension process, identifies considerations for trustees and plan professionals, and shares the lessons learned from previous applications.
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Multiemployer Review: Benefit suspensions under MPRA—An overview and lessons learned
This article provides an overview of the benefit suspension process, identifies considerations for trustees and plan professionals, and shares the lessons learned from previous applications.
Casey Baldwin, John Rowland
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