L.I. Head Start Child Development Services, Inc. v. Economic Opportunity Commission of Nassau County, Inc.

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• agreeing with the district court that the ERISA plan administrators breached their fiduciary duties by dissipating the plan reserves
• standing 3 15 established under Section 502(a)(2) for claims alleging injuries to the plan
• A fiduciary’s “breach of a contractual obligation in the Plan documents constitutes a breach of their fiduciary duties under § 404(a)(1).”
• “ERISA § 3(21)(A) imposes fiduciary status on (1) those who exercise discretionary authority with regard to the management or administration of the plan, regardless of whether such authority was ever granted and (2
• “LIHS and the Class have asserted their claims in a derivative capacity, to recover for injuries to the Plan caused by the Administrators’ breach of their fiduciary duties. This is injury-in-fact sufficient for constitutional standing.”
• claims are “brought in a representative capacity on behalf of the plan.”

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