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No conflicting interest will be permitted to influence the fiduciarys actions on behalf of the client. Duty to disclose is a third. It refers to the duty a fiduciary has to disclose any conflict of interest they may have when acting on behalf of a beneficiary.
When fiduciaries fail to act in a beneficiarys best interest, they can be held responsible for the damages their actions cause through a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit.
The courts have interpreted ERISA Section 410 to permit indem- nification by the plan of the plan fiduciary, provided no fiduciary breach is found.
Breach of fiduciary claims are a significant aspect of commercial litigation in Illinois, arising when a person or entity with a fiduciary duty fails to act in the best interests of the party to whom they owe that duty.
Fiduciaries who do not follow these principles of conduct may be personally liable to restore any losses to the plan, or to restore any profits made through improper use of plan assets. Courts may take whatever action is appropriate against fiduciaries who breach their duties under ERISA including their removal.
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Non-indemnifiable loss, a.k.a. Side A, refers to the insuring agreement in a Directors and Officers Liability Insurance policy that protects the assets of directors and officers in the case of a claim against them when the organization is unable or not allowed to indemnify them, e.g. in the case of insolvency or when
The Fiduciary Liability Insurance Policy (FLIP) is designed to protect fiduciaries against breach of fiduciary duty claims and more. It is the only type of insurance that does so. Contrary to popular belief, ERISA bonds and employee benefits liability (EBL) coverages do not fully cover fiduciary exposures.
Additionally, the trustee is entitled to indemnification (i.e., exemption from liabilities) for any loss if the trustee acted within the scope of her appointment and exercised the proper reasonable care in administering the trust assets.

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