Trucker Huss, APC has longstanding experience representing clients in ERISA legal actions both from single plaintiff claims to class actions for 401(k) fee and fiduciary breach and specific expertise in Circuit Court appeals. The team is also adept at handling DOL investigations at federal court, high-volume e-discovery and offering training workshops to improve client resilience against ERISA litigation. The practice is co-managed by three practice heads: employee benefits specialist R. Bradford Huss operates from the San Francisco office alongside Clarissa Kang, who strengthens the firm with a balanced and litigation practice. In Los Angeles, Joseph Faucher is highly experienced in ERISA litigation, employee benefits, breach of fiduciary cases and ESOPs and also advises clients on regulatory and insurance coverage issues. In San Francisco, Angel Garrett defends fiduciaries, sponsors and service providers in state and federal courts, ERISA actions as well as advising clients on subjects such as employee stock valuation and plans whilst, Dylan D. Rudolph litigates in a variety of ERISA class action lawsuits and ESOPs. Employee benefits specialist Brian D. Murray is another name of note and is stationed in Los Angeles.
Testimonials
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- 'The lawyers with whom I have worked at Trucker Huss have a remarkable working knowledge of ERISA, both existing law and expected trends. ERISA is a complicated, sometimes counter-intuitive area of law and i have always been very impressed with the firm's understanding in the area.'
Key clients
- GreatBanc Trust Company
- Western Conference of Teamsters
Work highlights
- Represented GreatBanc Trust Company in putative class action lawsuit involving allegations of breach of fiduciary duty.
- Acted on behalf of Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Trust Fund in an arbitration involving withdrawal liability.