ERISA has a preemption provision that protects qualifying sponsors from having to comply with different state regulations. Oregon's requirement that ERISA plans report their status is a breach of that provision, alleged ERIC.
The ERISA Industry Committee, a trade group that represents the interests of large employer sponsors of retirement plans, has settled a lawsuit brought against the Oregon Retirement Savings Board, which administers the Oregon Saves Auto IRA retirement program.
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