Legal Nuances in Prohibition and Exemption Cases

This chapter explores the complexities of legal complaints related to prohibitions and exemptions in fiduciary duty claims, focusing on the burden of proof for plaintiffs. The discussion addresses the implications of the Supreme Court's decisions on pleading standards and highlights various court interpretations of excessive fees and affirmative defenses. Through case law examples, the speakers emphasize the need for clarity and precision in legal complaints to avoid unjust shifts in the burden to plaintiffs.