The Kerry Decision
Supreme Court of Canada Addresses Pension Plan Issues
On August 7, 2009, the Supreme Court of Canada handed down its much-anticipated ruling in the case of Elaine Nolan et al. v. Kerry (Canada) Inc. and dismissed the appeal from the decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal in this case.
This is an important case for plan administrators, plan sponsors and their advisers.
For questions on the Kerry decision or any other related issues, contact any member of the Blakes Pension and Employee Benefits Group by clicking here.
Kerry Decision PodCast. Click below to play.
In this concise podcast (8:51), members of the Blakes Pension & Employee Benefits Group discuss key points from the Kerry decision and offer recommendations for employers and sponsors.
Archived Blakes Articles on Kerry
SCC Grants Leave to Appeal in the Kerry Case
Posted on 1/31/2008
The Kerry Canada Case – Payment of Plan Expenses, DB and DC Contribution Holidays, Notice and Cost Issues
Posted on 6/12/2007
Recent Ontario Court Decision Could Impact on Payment of Pension Plan Expenses and The Funding of Defined Contribution Benefits
Posted on 5/1/2006
Legal Challenges in Converting to Defined Contribution Pension Plans
Posted on 9/1/2005
Pension Plan Expenses — Recent Developments
Posted on 8/30/2004 |
