By Andrew McIntyre

Industrial and logistics real estate has been one of the darlings of the past two-plus years amid more and more demand for same- and two-day shipping fueled by pandemic e-shopping, but Amazon, one of the sector's behemoths, may now be slowing its warehouse leasing efforts — at least for now.

By Hayley Fowler

A Pennsylvania tattoo artist has accused Netflix of ripping off an image of her Joe Exotic tattoo in the second season of the true-crime blockbuster "Tiger King," saying the streaming giant used her pandemic practical joke without permission and has refused to compensate her for it.

By Emily Enfinger

Insurance giant Centene asked a Connecticut federal court to dismiss a medical provider's suit seeking compensatory damages for alleged failures to reimburse for COVID-19 testing, saying federal laws like the CARES Act did not provide for a private right to sue.

By Greg Lamm

Several Washington businesses urged a Ninth Circuit panel Friday to rule that their insurance policies cover COVID-19-related business losses related to government shutdown orders, while the judges wrestled with whether they should make any decision at all until the Washington Supreme Court rules on its first COVID-19 coverage suit.

By David Steele

The NHL and 19 of its teams may be able to collect for losses associated with the COVID-19 pandemic under their communicable disease coverage, but they won't get the $2 billion they'd hoped to get from their insurers, a California state court judge has ruled.

By Bill Wichert

The New Jersey Appellate Division will take on whether Gov. Phil Murphy should face a defamation claim alleging he spread false information that a former state health official was fired over outside consulting work when he purportedly lost his job for objecting to collecting COVID-19 test samples from relatives of the governor's chief of staff.