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Skadden Sues to Keep Secretary’s 401k from Her Murderer

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The law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom has filed a suit seeking to disqualify the grandson of one of its former employees from collecting any portion of her $69,000 retirement account. So reports the New York Daily News.

The former employee, 62-year-old Rosemarie Little, was working as a secretary at Skadden when she was murdered in 2011 by her schizophrenic grandson, Christopher Jackson, whom she had raised. Little had designated Jackson as the recipient of 25% of her 401(k), which Skadden is charged with administering.

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