book: Employee Benefits Law ...

book: Employee Benefits Law ...

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	• Employee Benefits Law BNA Books (Bureau of National Affairs), 2000 - 1668 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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If you have an ERISA problem and don't know where to start..

Ok. I already feel odd writing a review of this book. The anticipated audience is incredibly narrow and if you found this review, you probably know what you are looking for. However, I think this is one of the greatest books. As a law student who is planning on specializing in ERISA, this book has been an invaluable resource to me. It is the first place I turn when I have an ERISA question to research. It won't provide all the answers but puts a very complex statute into perspective. It would also benefit the non-lawyer who might be involved in benefits.

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Your invaluable reference on employee benefits law. Here is your first source for decided cases, legislation, regulations, and other forms of employee benefits law guidance issued by federal agencies. You get detailed, annotated coverage by distinguished members of the ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law who provide careful analysis and explanations of ERISA Titles I and IV; rules of tax qualification, deductibility, and other key tax issues; interplay with related legal areas-including employment discrimination and labor relations; and a wide range of other issues you face-or will face in the future. Consult Employee Benefits Law to find a balanced presentation of multiple perspectives--anagement, union, and plaintiff. Each chapter reflects the team of authors exhaustive research, analysis, and evenhanded treatment.

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