Erisa litigation study

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This paper co-authored by Dr. Susan Mangiero, Dr. Israel Shaked, Mr. Brad Orelowitz, Attorney Jason Sheffield and Ms. Emilee Prebles looks at ERISA litigation statistics for cases filed between January 1, 2005 and August 31, 2008. All judicial opinions for these cases are tracked as part of www.PensionLitigationData.com and coded with up to 100 unique identifiers.

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