PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A judge Friday assigned Max Wistow, the lawyer who sued architects of Rhode Island’s 38 Studios deal, to investigate the insolvency of a pension plan for Our Lady of Fatima employees.
The St. Joseph Health Services of Rhode Island pension was placed in receivership last month after its managers decided it was unable to pay roughly 2,700 potential members their promised retirement benefits.
Superior Court Judge Brian Stern appointed Wistow special counsel Friday to assist receiver Stephen Del Sesto to find out what happened to the pension and if there are claims against any of the parties involved that could bring additional assets into …
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