Don't miss the upcoming webinar on July 23 at 2 pm, for an update on the latest legislative, regulatory and judicial developments affecting employer-sponsored benefit plans

The American Benefits Council and 57 other employers and employer organizations signed a letter in strong opposition to the measure.

President Katy Johnson describes how the Council is defending employers against "underperformance" litigation against retirement plan sponsors.

The DOL Office of Inspector General issued a report examining the department's use of "common interest agreements" with private parties, including plaintiffs' attorneys.

The Council voiced concerns about certain elements of the bill that could undermine employer efforts to lower health care costs.

The Council’s interactive website tool for obtaining information on state and municipal paid family leave laws has been updated with changes to nine jurisdictions spanning five states.

Council President Katy Johnson explains what this milestone means for the American Benefits Council as advocates on your behalf here in the nation’s capital.

Add your organization's name to the list of signatories opposing the No Surprises Act Enforcement Act

The IRS has issued guidance generally eliminating gift tax reporting requirements for many contributions to Trump Accounts made by parents, grandparents and other relatives.

Council Director, Membership, Kim Durcho encourages members to check in and make sure they making the most of their American Benefits Council experience.

Together with EBSA’s proposed investment rule, the 3rd Circuit’s decision further establishes the importance of a prudent process in overcoming baseless ERISA litigation.

FASB has issued an exposure draft that would improve the accounting treatment of certain market-based cash balance plans by eliminating an artificial valuation distortion that can overstate plan liabilities.