Questions & Answers: Enron Victim Trust Claims
Last updated January 21, 2009
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| Below are answers to frequently asked questions about to the Enron Victim Trust claims process | |
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For answers to frequently asked questions about the distribution of the settlement proceeds received by the Enron Savings Plan in the Newby v. Enron securities litigation, please click here. |
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For earlier information about the Newby case, please click here. |
| 1. Q: | I’ve received a Proof of Claim Form from the Enron Victims Trust. Do I need to file that form for the Enron stock in the Savings Plan or ESOP? |
| A: | As with the Newby claim, Fiduciary Counselors will be filing the claims for the Savings Plan and ESOP with the Enron Victim Trust. The Enron Victim Trust is responsible for processing claims related to money recovered by the SEC on behalf of Enron investors. You will need to file your own claim with respect to any stock distributed in kind or transferred from either Plan to an IRA or another qualified plan, covering the period after the stock left the Plan. In addition, you will need to file your own claim with respect to any stock you acquired outside of the Savings Plan or ESOP. Copies of the claims forms can be obtained on the website for the Enron Victim Trust. |