What effect does ERISA have on state employee benefit plan laws?

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Category: Benefits & Compensation

Tags: Insurance, SEC, Plan, State Laws, Employee, State, Benefit Plan, ERISA, Laws, Criminal, Benefit Plans, Employee Benefit Plans, ARRA

ERISA supersedes state laws relating to employee benefit plans, except those laws covering state insurance, banking, and securities laws; multiple employee welfare arrangements (MEWAs); criminal laws; and qualified domestic relations orders (QDROs).

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