David C. Olstein is partner in the New York office Hogan Lovells US LLP. His practice focuses on the fiduciary responsibility provisions of ERISA and the prohibited transaction excise tax provisions of the Internal Revenue Code. He has an extensive background advising financial institutions, plan sponsors, and investment committees on ERISA matters, including compliance with ERISA’s fiduciary duty and prohibited transaction rules, in connection with the investment of pension plan assets. He also advises high net worth individuals in connection with the investment of IRA assets.
David has been recognized by Chambers USA as a leading ERISA attorney. He is a frequent speaker on ERISA topics and has written extensively on these topics as well, having contributed to the BNA treatise ERISA Fiduciary Law and authored or co- authored articles that have been published in the Employee Relations Law Journal, Employee Benefit News and Thompson Reuters Practitioner Insights.
David is an active member of the American Bar Association’s Section of Taxation, where he currently serves as an assistant chair of the Fiduciary Responsibility/Plan Investments Subcommittee, and the New York City Bar Association’s Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Committee.
Paralegals: Should a paralegal need CLE credit, the paralegal should notify LawPracticeCLE of their paralegal status, so the Accreditation Administration team can seek accreditation with the NALA for approval in their state via reciprocity.
LawPracticeCLE partners with judges, attorneys, and paralegals to produce hundreds of hours each year of the most unique and beneficial continuing legal education on the market!
