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• April 13, 2026

  Bus Cos. Drop $2M Pension Suit Against Teamsters Fund

  Three New York City school bus companies have dropped their $2 million Employee Retirement Income Security Act lawsuit against a Teamsters pension fund after the Second Circuit issued a decision supporting their argument, telling a New York federal judge Monday they no longer need to pursue litigation.

• April 13, 2026

  Ex-Twitter Executive Ends $20M Suit Against X Corp., Musk

  Twitter's former chief marketing officer has agreed to drop her $20 million severance suit, which defendants X Corp. and Elon Musk had appealed to the Ninth Circuit seeking to force arbitration, after parties reported a settlement of their dispute late last month.

• April 13, 2026

  Investors Seek Class Cert. In Aramark, Vestis Spinoff Suit

  A group of institutional investors has asked a Georgia federal judge to certify a class in their proposed securities class action accusing uniform supplier Vestis Corp. and food and facilities services giant Aramark of making misleading statements about Vestis' operations and customer relationships prior to its 2023 spinoff from Aramark.

• April 13, 2026

  Deal Struck In Former NCR Executives' Lifetime Benefits Fight

  The administrator of several NCR Corp. retirement plans has agreed to settle a class action from former executives who said the technology company failed to make good on a promise to send them annuity payments for life, according to a filing in Georgia federal court.

• April 13, 2026

  Symetra Inks $44.4M Deal With AME Church Employees

  Symetra Life Insurance Co. will pay $44.4 million to end multidistrict litigation from a class of African Methodist Episcopal Church workers who alleged that mismanagement of their annuity retirement plan allowed a rogue employee to embezzle $90 million, according to filings in Tennessee federal court.

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