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DOL’s Proposed Website-Based Electronic Disclosure Option Is a Welcome Change

The US Department of Labor (the Department) on October 22 announced the publication of a proposed rule intended to serve as a supplement to the Department’s existing electronic disclosure regulations. The proposed rule leaves the existing electronic...
By: Morgan Lewis - ML Benefits
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