William
Dale

Bill has been in practice in Washington D. C. and
Maryland since 1974. He is a graduate Magna
Cum Laude from Cornell University in 1971, and
received his J.D. from Georgetown University in 1974.
He is a primary founder of the firm of McChesney & Dale, P.C.

In the mid 70's, Bill was actively involved in
defending several Title VII class actions involving allegations of race
discrimination in various construction local unions in the Washington
Metropolitan area. During that same time period he began representation of
various Taft Hartley Pension, Health and Welfare and Apprentice Trust Funds. He
has advised numerous clients and service providers in connection with the
Employee's Retirement and Income Security Act of 1974, and has dealt with the
courts, Department of Labor and Internal Revenue Service in connection with
ongoing compliance issues under ERISA. He has acted as general counsel to a
number of Employee Benefit Plans for over 30 years. (more)