Morgan L. Kreiser
Associate
Phone: 402.636.8206
Email: mkreiser@bairdholm.com
- DOL’s Final Rule for ERISA Plan Investments Significantly Restricts ESG Factors
- Secretary of Treasury Announces 2021 Retirement Plan Contribution Limits
- A Retirement Plan Sponsor’s End-of-the-Year “To Do List”
- Defined Contribution Retirement Plans: Are You Ready for Lifetime Income Disclosures? DOL Issues Interim Guidance
- Recent US Supreme Court Ruling Allows Employers to Opt Out of Birth Control Coverage
- Recent US Supreme Court Decision Impacts Employee Benefits
- DOL’s New Proposal to Limit ESG Investments
- DOL Finalizes Electronic Disclosure Rules for Retirement Plans
- SECURE Act Becomes Law: What This Means for Retirement Plans and IRAs
Morgan L. Kreiser practices in the area of employee benefits, ERISA, tax law, and public employer retirement systems. She represents clients with respect to all aspects of ERISA compliance and employee benefit programs, including retirement and 401(k) plans, deferred compensation, and health and welfare benefits.
Morgan received her Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Creighton University School of Law, where she served on the Creighton Law Review. There, she was also inducted into the National Order of the Barristers based on her outstanding participation and performance as a student advocate and received a CALI Excellence for the Future award in State and Local Tax. She graduated from Central College with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies.
Areas of Practice
Education
- Creighton University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2017
- Central College, B.A., 2014
Professional & Civic Affiliations
- The National Order of Barristers, 2017
- Creighton University School of Law’s Young Alumni Association
- Pension Council of the Midlands
- Omaha Bar Association
- Nebraska State Bar Association
- American Bar Association
Bar & Court Admissions
- Nebraska, 2017
- Iowa, 2018
Selected Recent Publications
- “Loosen Up: Breaking Free from Strict ‘With Particularity’ Requirements when Pleading Fraud for Qui Tam Actions Brought under the FCA,” Creighton Law Review, 2016