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A lawsuit in Alaska against the state's former actuary of retirement funds alleging a $1.8 billion shortfall � combined with a shaky financial ground for many of the state's pension systems � may soon lead to more litigation. Patrick DiCarlo, a partner in Atlanta's Alston & Bird who focuses on ERISA litigation, predicts that as a number of public pension systems struggle with funding, they are more likely to start examining whether they can pursue claims.
December 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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