Attorney Lisa Dursey Joins ERISA Benefits Law

ERISA Benefits Law, PLLC is pleased to welcome ERISA attorney Lisa Dursey to the firm.

Prior to joining ERISA Benefits Law, Lisa practiced employee benefits at Stoel Rives in Seattle from 2016 to 2020, and corporate transactions at Alston & Bird in New York City from 2013-2016. Lisa received her law degree, cum laude, from Boston University in 2012, and a BA in Science and Technology Studies, with honors, from Cornell University in 2008.

Lisa D. Dursey
[email protected]
(206) 618-9363 (Seattle)
(602) 282-0313 (Arizona)
Bio: https://erisabenefitslaw.com/lisa-dursey/
Hourly Billing Rate: $295

Lisa’s ERISA practice focuses on advising employers on the design, implementation, and administration of all types of employee benefits plans. She is passionate about providing comprehensive, easily digestible, and pragmatic advice for her clients. Clients seek her guidance to help them realize the maximum value from their employee benefit programs.

Lisa assists clients with a wide range of benefits matters, including qualified and nonqualified retirement plans, executive compensation programs, health and welfare programs, and other fringe benefit programs. She regularly advises employers on design changes to their benefit plans to address regulatory updates and to optimize the company’s benefit offerings. Lisa is also experienced in helping plan sponsors correct operational failures, including through corrective filings with the IRS and Department of Labor when necessary. 

Lisa’s addition provides ERISA Benefits Law further depth to meet our clients’ needs. Lisa and Erwin will bring a team approach to each client and each matter, allowing us to apply the necessary expertise to continue solving your ERISA and employee benefits-related legal issues as efficiently and effectively as possible.

Learn More – Lisa’s Full Bio

Author: Erwin Kratz

Erwin Kratz practices exclusively in the areas of ERISA and employee benefits law, focusing on tax and regulatory matters relating to qualified and nonqualified deferred compensation and welfare benefits.