Vi-Jon ESOP Settlement
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What happened
GreatBanc Trust Company, as a fiduciary to the Vi-Jon Employee Stock Ownership Plan, allegedly caused the Plan to engage in a transaction prohibited by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). The lawsuit alleged that the Defendants engaged in improper conduct affecting the Plan. A partial settlement has been reached with John G. Brunner, the John G. Brunner Revocable Trust, and 12 affiliated family trusts, who deny all claims.
Do you qualify?
All participants and beneficiaries of the Vi-Jon Employee Stock Ownership Plan (n/k/a Emprise Group, Inc. Employee Stock Ownership Plan) at any time since its inception with a vested Plan balance on or prior to October 29, 2024, excluding Defendants, directors of Vi-Jon, and certain other excluded persons.
How to file
Contact the settlement administrator at 800-291-5085 for information on how to file a claim. The Settlement Agreement and FAQs are available on the settlement website for both Active and Non-Active ESOP Participants. Payments will be distributed on November 11, 2025, following final court approval on August 12, 2025.
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