PRACTICE AREAS



The Lowenbaum Partnership has a nationally recognized employer side benefits practice that is designed to assist our clients in achieving their overall human resources and labor relations goals. We believe that providing clients with effective and cost-efficient employee benefits representation requires the ability to understand how a client's employee benefits objectives fit into the client's overall employment and business goals, and the ability to translate the technical requirements of employee benefits law into practical, understandable, and affordable means to achieve those goals. The fact that our benefits lawyers are able to "demystify" the technical and somewhat arcane aspects of many of the benefits-related laws and explain them in plain language that our clients can understand sets us apart from others.

Employee Benefits Litigation Capabilities

New and established clients often turn to members of The Lowenbaum Partnership's employee benefits group for assistance in litigation involving employee pension or welfare benefits plans – sometimes brought on behalf of a single individual, but often brought on behalf of a class of plan participants – including claims under ERISA alleging breaches of fiduciary duties or violations of ERISA's substantive requirements. By demand - not by choice! - we have alot of experience in handling all aspects of MEPPA withdrawal liability issues and matters and can help you work your way through this difficult and often painful process.

The Lowenbaum Partnership's seasoned litigators have a sound working knowledge of the complex tax and regulatory issues involved in employee benefit plan design and administration. We routinely draft plan documents and related instruments for qualified and nonqualified retirement plans, welfare plans, and fringe benefit plans; advise clients regarding the employee benefits aspects of corporate mergers, acquisitions, and restructurings; or counsel clients regarding other aspects of tax or regulatory compliance.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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