Latest News About Fidelity Class Action Lawsuit

Updated 2026-04-22 02:05

Here are a few recent / notable Fidelity-related class-action developments that have been reported (the term “Fidelity” can refer to different companies, so I’m listing the most clearly documented cases):

1) Fidelity beats lawsuit over fees (money market fund)

A Reuters report says Fidelity beat a lawsuit over fees tied to a $439 billion money market fund.[10]

2) Fidelity data-breach class action (filed in federal court)

A separate report describes a data-breach class action alleging Fidelity (FMR LLC) failed to adequately protect its computer network, with claims that customer data was compromised, and it seeks to represent a nationwide class.[3]

3) ERISA/401(k) retirement-plan-related class litigation (older, but still shows up in “latest” coverage)

There has also been ongoing and earlier litigation around fiduciary/retirement-plan practices and fees, including reporting that Fidelity agreed to class status in a suit challenging 401(k) fees / use of affiliated funds.[5]


Quick question (so I can pull the right “latest” story)

When you say “Fidelity class action lawsuit,” do you mean:

Reply with which one (or any detail like “data breach” / “401(k) fees” / “money market fund”), and I’ll narrow to the most relevant latest updates.

Sources

Fidelity Found Liable for Certain Fiduciary Breaches | PLANADVISER

For its part, Fidelity asserts as an affirmative defense that all of the plaintiffs’ charges are not only barred by a prior court-approved class action settlement but are also time-barred. Additionally, Fidelity argues that it has not violated any fiduciary duties as matter of law, and that any underperformance experienced by the plan is not the result of imprudence or disloyalty.

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Media Company Latest to Face Legal Scrutiny Over Fidelity ...

According to the complaint, which seeks class action status, the plan in question has nearly 37,000 participants with account balances and assets totaling nearly $2.8 billion. The plaintiffs specifically seek a declaratory judgment that an ERISA violation occurred, a permanent injunction prohibiting the practices described in the suit, and other forms of relief for further losses and/or compensatory damages. Like the many other ERISA suits filed in recent years, the plaintiffs also seek to...

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