The Supreme Court set oral arguments for Feb. 24 in Tibble vs. Edison International, the benchmark 401(k) fee case that could redefine the Employee Retirement Income Security Act's statute of limitations.
Typically, the court will hear an hour of arguments, 30 minutes from each side. Justices are likely to rule on the case within a week. Findings will be announced by the last day of the term, before the court recesses for summer. Unanimous decisions tend to be released earlier.
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