Fiduciary Liability Insurance
The right fiduciary liability insurance provides protection for trustees, employers, plan fiduciaries, professional administrators, and the plan itself, mitigating the risk of legal fees or sizable settlements.
Mitigate the risk of legal fees or sizable settlements
Fiduciaries of your employee benefit plans are personally liable for every decision made about a retirement plan governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). As a result, they are especially at risk of lawsuits related to the plan’s fees and investments.
B. F. Saul Insurance will recommend a fiduciary liability policy that includes coverages like these, depending on your needs:
- Administrative error
- Conflict of interest
- Improper counsel or advice
- Failure to adequately fund plans
- Wrongful plan termination
- Denial or change of benefits
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Michael Cronin
Senior Vice President, Business InsuranceView bio
301.986.6151
michael.cronin@bfsaul.com
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