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Insurance - December, 2017

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• Trump Signs $1.5T Tax Cut Legislation
• 5 Most-Read Legal Industry Articles Of 2017
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NC Sues Insys Over Scheme To Push Powerful Opioid
• 8th Circ. Affirms 8-Year Sentence For Securities Fraudster
• Insurers Needn't Face Bike Crash Coverage Battle In Wis.
• Congress Passes Temporary Funding, Avoids Shutdown
• Second Judge Halts Trump's ACA Birth Control Waiver Rules
• Spoliation Scrutiny: Disparate Standards For Distinct Mediums
• Ill. Court Won't Bite On Dog Groomer's IP Suit Coverage Bid
• Use The Right Antitrust Lens And Stop Eyeglass Merger
• 3 Takeaways Squeezed Out Of Juicer's Insurance Battle
• A Look Back At Texas Insurance Law In 2017
• EEOC's Wellness Rule To Be Thrown Out At Start Of 2019
• Insurer Likely To Prevail In Blast Cleanup Row: Calif. Panel
• Biggest Texas Cases Of 2017
• XL Group Narrows Claims In Trading Coverage Fight
• The 10 Most Significant Insurance Coverage Decisions Of 2017
• Charity Not Covered For PGA Prize Payouts, 4th Circ. Affirms
• House Sends $1.5T Tax Cut Bill To Trump's Desk
• BOE Mulls Changes To Bank, Insurer Supervision After Brexit
• Hearing The Need For More Women's Voices In The Courtroom
• GOP Tax Cut Bill Nears Finish Line After Senate Passage
• Ill. Health System Blasted In Insurer-Contract Antitrust Row
• Insurer Didn't Breach Duty In ConAgra Blast Suit: 7th Circ.
• 8th Circ. Sets Up Do-Over In Massive Trust Malfeasance Suit
• Zurich Doesn't Owe On Sexual Harassment Payouts: Judge
• Atty Legislator Tapped As NJ Banking And Insurance Czar
• MVP: Reed Smith's John Schryber
• Alliant Can't Ax $26M Sandy Damage Verdict At 2nd Circ.
• House Must Vote Again On Final GOP Tax Bill
• UnitedHealth Hit With RICO Suit Over Pharma Audits
• Humana, PE Firms To Buy And Split Up Kindred In $4.1B Deal
• Health Care Fixes, FISA, CHIP Tacked To Gov't Funding Talks
• Md. Justices Say Ga. Law Governs Lead Paint Coverage Row
• Insurer Asks 9th Circ. To Affirm 49ers Fan Fight Coverage Split
• Deals Rumor Mill: Humana, Dole Food, Autodis
• Studio Not Covered For Porn Actors' HIV Suits, Judge Says
• MVP: Quinn Emanuel's Jane Byrne
• 40 Years Of FCPA
• How 2 Devices And 1 Domain Changed My Practice In 2017
• A Fair Rate Of Return Is Required When States Set Prices
• Clyde & Co Nabs Big Piece Of Sedgwick Insurance Practice
• House, Trump Admin, States Settle ACA Subsidy Battle
• Trump's ACA Birth Control Waivers Blocked By Pa. Judge
• Utica Snags $64M Win Against Reinsurer Over Asbestos
• Plane Crash Insurance Fight In Wrong Court, 10th Circ. Says
• Litigation Attorney Hiring To Tick Up In 2018
• Midland Insurance Claims Sale Can't Be Secret, Judge Says
• Fla. Defect Notice Ruling May Foster Out-Of-Court Deals
• 7th Circ. Affirms Ending Of Policy Rate-Hike Class Action
• 9th Circ. Sends Insurers' EZ-FLO Suit Back To State Court
• A Chat With Orrick COO Laura Saklad
• Alternative Fees: My Experience At Bartlit Beck
• Chinese Lender Tops 2 Year-End IPOs Set To Raise $220M
• Texas Justices Will Rehear USAA Bad Faith Liability Row
• MVP: Simpson Thacher's Mary Beth Forshaw
• Employers' Insurance Issues For Sexual Harassment Claims
• Jurors Should Have An Active Role In Trials
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DOL Fiduciary Rule — Still Very Much Alive
• Rejecting Insanity Defense, Jury Convicts Doctor Of Fraud
• NY High Court Says No Set Rule On Reinsurer's Liability Cap
• Insurer Off Hook In River Contamination Row, 3rd Circ. Says
• Defect Notice May Trigger Defense Coverage: Fla. Justices
• Armed Services Chair Backs Temporary Funding Bill
• NJ Banking And Insurance Czar To Join Walsh Pizzi
• Real Estate Rumors: UniVista, PebblePost, Steph Curry
• Health Provider Must Face Insurer Suit Over Client Death
• Insurer Doesn't Owe For $2.8M Suit Against Medical Co.
• Looking At Property Insurance From A Lender's Perspective
• MVP: McKool Smith's Kenneth Frenchman
• 40 Years Of FCPA: An Update From The DOJ
• Why Information Governance Is More Important Than Ever
• BigLaw Is Behind The Automation Curve
• Boston Lab Again Fails To Dodge Whistleblower's FCA Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Disney, AmBank, Saudi Aramco
• No Defense For Racing Co. In Jockey Crash Suit: 11th Circ.
• No Coverage For Ex-CEO Of Pot Grower, Insurer Says
• 5th Circ. Affirms $1M Award In Contractor's Coverage Dispute
• Dentons Adds Ex-Mayer Brown Partners To DC Team
• Travelers Tells 6th Circ. To Uphold Email Scam Coverage Win
• MVP: McKool Smith's Adam Ziffer
• 40 Years Of FCPA: Compliance, Past And Future
• Jury To Decide If MD In Fraud Trial Is Insane Or Criminal
• Insurer Refuses To Cover Ill. Town In Red-Light Camera Suit
• State AGs Fight To Block Trump's Birth Control Rules
• Kennedys Boosts Practice With 5 Mayer Brown Hires
• Calif. Surrogacy Agency Not Covered For Negligence Suit
• Squire Patton Adds Ex-Polsinelli Trial Attys In Phoenix
• GOP Introduces 5 Bills To Delay Affordable Care Act Taxes
• Appeals Court Says Insurer Can Settle Without Doc's Consent
• Crop Insurer Pushes DC Circ. To Revive Premium Dispute
• Actavis Asks Calif. Justices To Revive Opioid Coverage Bid
• Insurer Balks At Coverage In Suit Over Patient Found Dead
• The Top 10 Trademark Rulings Of 2017
• Towing Service Says Insurer's Fraud Claims Are Lies
• 7th Circ. Absolves Insurer Of Accident Coverage
• 40 Years Of FCPA: Cross-Border Efforts And Growing Risk
• What To Make Of CVS-Aetna And Other Megadeals
• Judging A Book: Cooke Reviews 'Constance Baker Motley'
• Keeping Your Law Library Relevant In The Age Of Google
• Dueling Experts Tee Up Closing Arguments In MDs' Fraud Trial
• 6 Things You Need To Know About Millennial Jurors
• Why Investors Are Taking The Leap To 3rd-Party Funding
• What Your Colleagues Think Of Litigation Finance
• Has Litigation Finance Shed Its Stigma?
• Dunmore Owner Must Cough Up $16M In Travelers Bond Row
• FDIC Says Judge Should Overlook Citibank Refusal To OK Suit
• EU Finance Chiefs Warn Congress Over GOP Tax Bills
• Power Co. Not Owed Defense Of $35M Fraud Suit, Insurer Says
• Northwestern Mutual Must Hold Manafort's Insurance Policy
• Insurer Seeks Quick Win In Live Nation Concert Injuries Suit
• Noted Medical Malpractice Defense Atty Joins Dorf & Nelson
• 40 Years Of FCPA: A View From The Monitorship Trenches
• The Law Firms Of The 2017 MVPs
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 78 Firms
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Former Mass. State Lawmaker Indicted On Corruption Charges
• Travelers Can't Ditch Defense Coverage Suit Over PCB Claims
• Pharma Group Sues Calif. Over Drug Pricing Law
• Jury Rejects SEC's Delta Petroleum Insider Trading Case
• Prudential Denied Quick Win In Beneficiaries' ERISA Suit
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Untold Story Of The Resource Guide
• Insurer Sues For $11.7M After NY Country Club Fire
• Taxation With Representation: Shearman, Sullivan, Wachtell
• The 5 Biggest Insurance Decisions Of 2017
• Contractor Sues For $21M Over Bio Warfare Facility Work
• Fujitsu Agrees To $14M Deal Over Excessive Investment Fees
• Firm Tells 9th Circ. It Can Tap Multiple Limits For Fraud Suits
• NJ Sandy Coverage Row Still Sunk By Lack Of Expert Affidavit
• 40 Years Of FCPA: A Journey From Conviction To Dismissal
• BCBS Units Must Produce Additional Docs In Antitrust MDL
• SM Energy Seeks Reopening Of Boomerang Tube Ch.11 Case
• Liability Insurance May Cover Intentional Acts In Penn.
• Top Texas Policy Developments Of 2017
• Calif. Justices May Ease Policyholders' Road To Recovery
• Most Senate Dems Demand HHS Pull Birth Control Exemption
• Insurer Can't Recoup $9M Payout For Drug Theft: 3rd Circ.
• Ill. Court Affirms Insurer Cap On Parts Co. Asbestos Claims
• ChinaCast Settles With Creditors, Ch. 11 Plan OK'd
• Colony Says It Doesn't Owe Defense To Dog Food Maker
• D&O Insurance Coverage Tips For Financial Institutions
• PE-Backed Car Insurer Sabre Prices £287.5M London IPO
• Can Labor Be Depreciated In Actual Cash Value Calculations?
• A Closer Look At Disaster Relief Guidance For Health Plans
• Sullivan & Cromwell Advises Optum's $4.9B Clinic Co. Buy
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Siemens Lesson — Tillerson Is Right
• 11th Circ. Won't Review 'Mutability' In Dreadlocks Bias Case
• Investors Say AmTrust's Reported Metrics Weren't Opinions
• NJ Man Defends Rep Suitability In Force-Placed Coverage Suit
• Honeywell Unit Says Beazley Must Cover Refining Tech Row
• Chubb Unit Tells 2nd Circ. $4.8M Wire Fraud Not Covered
• Clinic Owner Gets 20 Months For $3.6M BCBS Fraud
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Rise In International Enforcement
• Bringing Cayman Derivative Claims In NY Just Got Easier
• CVS, Aetna Seek Health Care Industry Shakeup With Megadeal
• Insurer, Egg Producer Settle $7M Bird Flu Coverage Suit
• Zurich Wants Quick Win On Tech Data's SEC Investigation
• Court To Consider Expert In $6.5B Solera Appraisal Fight
• High Court's Cert Denials Include Same-Sex Benefits Case
• Pa. Judge Defends $60M Award In Asbestos Coverage Fight
• Hartford Sells Life Insurance Business For $2.05B
• 40 Years Of FCPA: Highlights From The 1st Corporate Trial
• Trump's Contraception Rules Suffer From Fatal Legal Flaws
• Defining Prompt Notice In Florida Insurance Policies
• CVS Inks $69B Takeover Of Aetna
• Congressional Forecast: December
• EPA Nixes Hardrock Mining Rule, Enviros Say They'll Sue
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Insurance Tech Co.'s Value Depleted By Controller, Suit Says
• Insurance Co. Sues To Not Cover Investment Co.'s SEC Probe
• Insurer Can't Bar Post-Loss Benefit Assignments: Fla. Panel
• GE Subsidiary Demands Coverage For Faulty Gas Well Part
• Calif. Justices Take Up DDT Maker's Excess-Insurance Battle
• Up Next At High Court: Gay Rights, Sports Bets And Tax Law
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Strange Case That Started It All
• Conrail Says Insurers Won't Pay For Bridge Replacement
• Senate GOP Reaches SALT, Pass-Through Tax Rate Deals
• The Derivative Risks Of Sexual Misconduct Allegations
• MDL Hearing Signals A New Phase For Opioid Suits
• World Regulators Eye Collective Insurance Plans For Poor