California Courts of Appeal
May 23, 2014
Judges and their heirs lose appeal claiming underpayment of pensions
A state court of appeal has ruled against a group of retired judges and their heirs who claimed they were collectively shortchanged $100 million in pension benefits.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A state appellate panel has ruled against a group of retired judges and their heirs who claimed they were collectively shortchanged $100 million in pension benefits.
The roughly 80 judges and their heirs sued the judges' retirement system for underpaying them as far back as 35 years ago. The amount of money they individually sought ranged from hundreds of thousands to multiple millions of dollars. ...
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