· 12/18/1967
Puyallup Tribe v. Department of Game
Citations
- 389 U.S. 1013
How courts have described this case
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- trustees have a fiduciary duty to ensure that a plan receives all funds to which it is entitled
- “ERISA contains no requirement that the Trustees expend Fund assets to bring a lawsuit against an insolvent employer.”
- trustees could not have successfully collected unpaid contributions from employer-subcontractor, but may have been able to collect them from the developer
- fiduciary acted prudently in declining to initiate suit when fiduciary had determined that defendant was insolvent
- trustees breached their fiduciary duty by “failing even to investigate the possibility of suing”
- fraud or concealment six years applied from when he discovered the wrongdoing
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Judges: Consideration, Motion, Petitions, Took
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