Legal Opinion

Arkansas Public Employees Retirement System v. Taylor

Supreme Court of Arkansas

Decided February 7, 2013No. 12-252PublishedCited by 3 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

JOSEPHINE LINKER HART, Justice.

11 After the elected treasurer for Garland County, Jo West Taylor, had received monthly retirement checks for more than a year and a half from the Arkansas Public Employees Retirement System (APERS), APERS Executive Director Gail Stone terminated Taylor’s benefits. The decision to stop paying benefits to Taylor followed an internal investigation of roughly 300 elected officials who were fully employed yet receiving retirement checks — colloquially referred to as “double dipping.” Taylor appealed Stone’s decision to the APERS Board of Trustees (the Board), where…

2Cases cited5 opinions

  1. Jackson v. City of Blytheville Civil Service CommissionSupreme Court of Arkansas · 2001
  2. Voltage Vehicles v. Arkansas Motor Vehicle CommissionSupreme Court of Arkansas · 2012
  3. Searcy Farm Supply, LLC v. Merchants & Planters BankSupreme Court of Arkansas · 2007
  4. Arkansas State Highway & Transportation Department v. Lamar Advantage Holding Co.Supreme Court of Arkansas · 2011
  5. Armour Company v. RiceSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1939

3Cited by3 opinions

  1. Burton v. Arkansas Department of Human ServicesCourt of Appeals of Arkansas · 2015
  2. Snyder v. Ark. Dep't of Human Servs.Court of Appeals of Arkansas · 2018
  3. Arkansas Department of Human Services Crimes Against Children Division v. Steven D. MitchellSupreme Court of Arkansas · 2021

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