Kuper v. Quantum Chemicals Corp.

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• “defendants who attempted to diversify its ESOP assets conceivably could confront liability for failure to comply with plan documents”
• ESOP plan “must be interpreted, consistent with ERISA to provide that the ... ESOP fiduciaries did possess discretion to place ESOP funds into investments other than [employer] stock, in the event that the interests of the plan participants and beneficiaries so required”

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