Benefits Think Why ERISA fiduciaries need to be concerned about cybersecurity

By Saghi (Sage) Fattahian and Patrick Rehfield

Published April 28, 2016 5:31 PM EDT Updated April 29, 2016 8:16 AM EDT 5 Min Read

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Saghi (Sage) Fattahian counsels clients on all aspects of health and welfare plans. She works with clients to comply with the complicated, shifting requirements under the US Internal Revenue Code, … Read full bio

Patrick Rehfield

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Patrick Rehfield focuses on matters related to executive compensation, payroll tax, and employee fringe benefits. He advises private and public companies on designing and implementing nonqualified … Read full bio

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