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Insurance - April, 2026

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• Fla. Judge Denies FTC Sanctions In Fake Health Benefits Suit
• Gov't Pauses Medicaid Data Use For ICE Amid Injunction Fight
• Calif. Insureds Say State Farm's Property Valuation Is Unlawful
• Playing Magic: The Gathering Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurer Drops Oil Refinery Fire Coverage Row After Deals
• Ga. Lawyer Says Fraud Coverage Ruling Misread State Law
• State Of Insurance: Q1 Notes From Illinois
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Corporate Raid, MV Realty Settlement
• Kroger's Health Plan Tobacco Fee Shirks ERISA, Suit Says
• FTC Says Fla. Co. Destroyed Evidence In Fake ACA Suit
• Insurer Says Mass. Dealership Handed Mercedes To Thieves
• Kemper Catches More Legal Heat Over Data Hack
• 5th Circ. Calls Firm's Bid To Arbitrate $70M Award 'A Stretch'
• Psych Facility Not Covered For Sexual Misconduct, Court Told
• Texas Couple Drops Data Suit Against Personal Injury Firm
• Improving Well-Being In Law, 10 Years After Landmark Study
• Mass. AG, Insurer Settle Deceptive Marketing Claims For $5M
• Dollar General Can't Kick Tobacco Fee Suit To Arbitration
• 5th Circ. Will Rehear Aetna Arbitration Bid In Aramark Suit
• NJ Panel Puts Bad Faith Claims On Hold In UIM Coverage Row
• Snack Maker Says Liberty Mutual Owes For Failed Build Costs
• Genworth Says 4th Circ. Panel Right To Decertify 401(k) Class
• Attys Want To See Examples In New Mental Health Parity Rule
• MedMal Case Volume Declines, But Doctor Risks Remain High
• State Of Insurance: Q1 Notes From Pennsylvania
• Insurer Says Loan Co. Not Covered In Ex-Atty Debt Dispute
• Maryland Justices Allow IVF Cost Class Action To Proceed
• Colo. High Court Limits Reach of Insurer Cooperation Law
• NJ Justices Asked To Expand General Contractor Duty Of Care
• Contractor Can't Evade FCA Deal Due To Financial Troubles
• ER Docs Urge Justices To Back 5th Circ. Revival Of BCBS Suit
• Colo. Justices Say Car Rental Cos. Don't Qualify As Insurers
• 8th Circ. Defers To Minn. High Court On Amazon Fire Liability
• Contractor Fights $174.6M Verdict In Hotel Project Row
• What DOL Proposal Signals For 401(k)s, Alternative Assets
• Convicted Pa. Dentist Says Feds Failed To Prove Fraud
• Challenge To DOL Views On Rollover Advice Dropped In Texas
• Reel Justice: 'No Other Choice' And Moral Rationalization
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Health Plan Provider To Pay Up To $1.7M To End DOL Lawsuit
• Insurer Says No Coverage For $7.5M Sewage Spill Suit
• Jury To Weigh Coverage Suit Over Ex-Chemoil CEO's Fee Deal
• Cigna Plan Members Say HIPAA Notice Backs Privacy Claims
• Full 6th Circ. Nixes Class Cert. In State Farm Vehicle Value Suit
• Blue Cross Licensee Seeks Exit From Claims Practices Suit
• 5 Trial Lessons You Learn By Losing
• Chinese Bank Must Face Aon Unit's Reinsurance Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Cigna Retirees' Bid For Added Discovery
• Barnes & Thornburg Lands 6 Bradley Arant Attys In Southeast
• 9th Circ. Revives County's $162M Environmental Coverage Bid
• Transport Co. Says Broker, Insurer Cost It Gov't Contract
• Chinese Company Settles Suit Over Defective Dehumidifier
• Fake Patients Got Braces Approved In Medicare Scheme
• Honeywell Beats Suit Over Russian Legal Fee Advancement
• 11th Circ. Partly Revives State Farm Unearned Premium Suit
• Senators Seek Oversight Of DOL Benefits Agency Probes
• AIG Unit Denies Coverage For $5.4M Casino Sprinkler Repair
• GHG Endangerment Finding Repeal Brings New Legal Risks
• No Class Cert. Redo In United Healthcare Breast Surgery Fight
• Officiating Football Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Florida Co. Accused Of $91M Fake Obamacare Scheme
• Calif. Homeowners Say Allstate Deflated Rebuilding Costs
• Fresenius Ruling May Shift Anti-Kickback Enforcement
• Written Consent Ruling May Signal Change For Telemarketing
• Georgia Judge Faces DQ Bid Over Racial Bias Concerns
• Insurer Freed From Roofing Contractor's Wrongful Death Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Draft Pleadings
• Insurer Escapes Covering Ga. Atty In $750K Fraud Suit
• Travelers Says Prior Claims Bar $2.3M Habitat Loss Coverage
• Life Policy With $21M Payout Voided As Illegal Life Wager
• Amgen Faces ERISA Suit Over Health Plan Tobacco Surcharge
• Defendant Says Rx Software Was Guide For Docs, Not Fraud
• Chevron's $52M Iran Oil Loss Not Covered, Insurers Say
• Judge Eyes Ballot Deadline In Feud Over BJ's Climate Study
• 2nd Circ. Chilly To Additional Discovery In Cigna Pension Suit
• How Cos. Can Prep For Conn. Data Privacy Amendments
• Kemper Sued Over Hack Of More Than 13M Records
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On ESI Control
• Insurer Says Firm Owes $2.2M For Botched Representation
• 10th Circ. Says Insurer Owes No Coverage For Rollover Crash
• Solar Contractor Drops $31M Bond Dispute With Zurich
• Wash. Justices Won't Be Asked About Reed Hein Insurer Fight
• School Shooting Claims Belong In Arbitration, Lloyd's Says
• Insurer Rips Hyundai's Early Exit Bid In Theft Bellwether Trial
• Insurer Intentionally Avoiding $200M Loan Claim, Court Told
• Justices Won't Review Doctor's Captive Insurance Tax Fight
• Excess Insurer Says Healthcare Co. Can't Tap $25M Policy
• Insurer Lessons From 1st Wave Of GenAI Coverage Rulings
• Home Insurer Says Rival Used Failed Deal To Steal Business
• Judge Resets Investors' Lead Counsel In Globe Life Suit
• 11th Circ. Backs Lincoln Life's Long-Term Disability Denial
• Denver Ritz-Carlton Owner Says Contractors Hit Water Line
• Allstate Says Fla. Surgery Centers Padded Bills For Care
• Chubb Unit Says Other Insurer Owes $450K For Fatal Crash
• How Banks Can React To Risks In FinCEN Whistleblower Rule
• 2 Discovery Rulings Break With Heppner On AI Privilege Issue
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fla. Jury Finds No Insurer Bad Faith In Lodge Shooting Claim
• Furniture Cos.' $19M Captive Insurance Scam Suit Resumed
• What GCs Should Consider Before Tendering TM Litigation
• Lemonade To Pay $10.5M In Driver's License Data Breach Suit
• Timeshare Exit Patrons Nab Reversal In Coverage Denial Row
• Delivery Co. Says Claim Errors Raised Auto Policy By $500K
• 4th Circ. Seeks Genworth's Take On 401(k) Suit Rehearing Bid
• Progressive Beats Class Bid In Total-Loss Valuation Suit
• Mich. Insurance Co. Says Ex-Brokers Violated Noncompetes
• Pa. Bakery Blasts Insurer Over Denied Collapse Coverage
• Isshin-Ryu Karate Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Judge Vacates IRS' Steep Microcaptive Reporting Rule
• Insurer Must Cover Sex Assault Case, Conn. Agency Says
• Risk Retention Group's $13M Arbitration Win Confirmed
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Fatal Wash. Quarry Shooting
• Insurer Needn't Defend Coach Sued For Sex Harassment
• Uber, Liberty Mutual Say NY Fraud Ring Staged Car Crashes
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: April Lessons
• Penn National Says No Coverage In Property Sale Fraud Suit
• Judge Revives Gas Station's Contamination Coverage Suit
• 7th Circ. Suggests High Court Ruling Supports Ark. PBM Rule
• General Mills Urges Coverage For Ultraprocessed Food Suits
• Vehicle Co. Inks $150K Deal To End Tobacco Fee Suit
• Insurer Says Coverage Barred For Alleged Nitrous Oxide Sales
• Hyundai Eyes Exit In Insurer Car-Theft Bellwether Trial
• Water Damage Fight Belongs In Kansas, Travelers Says
• No Early Win For HOA In Storm Coverage Suit
• How Securities Litigation Risks Materialized In The 1st Quarter
• Symetra Inks $44.4M Deal With AME Church Employees
• Law Firm, Insurer Say Cos. Must Pay For Crane Crash Losses
• Lockdown To Ledger: COVID Rulings Inform Crypto Coverage
• State Bars Need To Get Specific About AI Confidentiality
• Tax Deal Coverage Row Must Precede Tort Claims, Judge Says
• Allstate Says Texas Family Stole $7.9M In Medical Billing Scam
• Steps To Maintain War Insurance Amid Middle East Conflict
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds 12 Lowenstein Insurance Attys
• 'Pay Us Enough To Live': Worker Charged In $500M Depot Fire
• Elevance Can't Nix Suit Over GLP-1 Coverage For Sleep Apnea
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Logistics Co. Says Chubb Unit Owes $3.3M For Storm Damage
• Conspiracy Claims Not 'Plausible,' Insurers Tell Calif. Judge
• Insurer Says Atty's Shoddy Defense Resulted In $92M Verdict
• Cigna 401(k) Suit Won't Wait For Intel Supreme Court Decision
• Nonprofit Insurer Wants To Seek AstraZeneca Claims Revival
• Insurer Won't Have To Defend Firm In $2M Fraud Case
• Alpine Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Time To Fix The Accountability Gap In Freight Logistics
• Elevance Nurses' Federal OT Suit Sent From NC To Va.
• 5th Circ. Revives Reinsurance Broker Row Over Credit Mishap
• Ex-Assurant Workers Look To Toss RICO, Trade Secrets Suit
• Fla. Insurer, Ex-Parent To Pay $135M Over ACA Fraud Scheme
• No Surprises Act Bars Provider's Award Enforcement Bid
• Prudential Can't Enforce 'Illusory' Policy, Beneficiaries Say
• ERISA Recap: 6 Noteworthy Decisions From March
• $37M Award For Whistleblowers Nixed In Medicaid Fraud Row
• FedEx Says NY Attys And Medical Providers Staged Crashes
• Insurer Says NC Law Firm's $130K Forgery Loss Isn't Covered
• HIV, AIDS Patients End Disability Bias Suit With CVS
• Calif. Dialysis Bill Violates 1st Amendment, 9th Circ. Says
• Federal Court To Decide If Faulty Pumps Caused Detroit Flood
• Pa. Hospitals Accuse Aetna Of Underpaying Medicare Claims
• Insurer Premera Accuses Clinic Of Misusing No Surprises Act
• Wash. Panel Nixes Insurer's Gordon Rees Malpractice Claims
• Timeshare Exit Co.'s Insurer Can't Appeal To 9th Circ. Yet
• 8th Circ. Backs Insurer Win In ND Pollution Exclusion Row
• Auto Insurance Co. Escapes Retirement Fund Suit
• Hormel Foods Faces Class Cert. Bid In Retirement Fund Suit
• Tobacco Co. Says Insurers Can't Void $75M Tornado Coverage
• What New Fla. Citizens Bill Means For Surplus Lines Insurers
• Florida Insurance Co. To Plead Guilty In $102.7M ACA Fraud
• State Farm Auto Insureds Seek To Triple $38M Win At Trial
• 9th Circ. Panel Finds Insurer Owed Defense To Wash. Provider
• Anthem Owes $2.1M For No Surprises Act Awards, Court Told
• Clyde & Co. Adds Kennedys Insurance Expert To LA Office
• What A Court Doc Audit Reveals About Erroneous Filings
• Reinsurers Say Arbitrator DQ Bid Should Stay In Federal Court
• Atty Convicted Of Staging Truck Crashes Seeks New Trial
• Mass. Justices Hint Insurer Owes Defense In Doc's Discipline
• Fla. Jury Says AIG Unit Owes Atty $110K For Defense Costs
• Ex-Yale Law Assistant Dean​ Drops Injury Coverage Suit
• Insurer Can't Hide Deal With Security Co. In Shooting Dispute
• Appellate Strategy Lessons From Pa. Excess Coverage Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Arbitration Limits, Power Plant Safety
• AI Boom Lifts Q1 M&A Values, As Attys Eye Wider Rebound
• Anthem, Wells Fargo Say Patients Received All Benefits Owed
• DoorDash Dropped From Allstate Road Rage Coverage Row
• Broker Says Ex-Managers, Competitor Took $900K In Revenue
• Lindberg Should Pay $1.6B To Insurers, Special Master Says
• Del. Court Won't Revive Defunct Gasket Co. In Asbestos Case
• Gulf Reinsurance Plan Doubles To $40B With Added Insurers
• Northwestern Can't Escape ERISA Fight Over Health Offerings
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2026 Editorial Boards
• Mich. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Aetna Escapes COVID Testing Payment Suit In Calif.
• E-Cig Wholesaler Says Insurer Owes $5M For Warehouse Fire
• 4 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In April
• Restaurateur, Eric Adams Pal Accused Of No-Fault Fraud Plot
• Fla. Panel Quashes Atty Depo Order In Insurer Bad Faith Row
• Conn. Panel Revives Coverage Dispute Over IVF Fraud Case
• Chamber Urges 1st Circ. To Affirm Toss Of Tobacco Fee Suit
• Teva $35M Delayed Generic Inhalers Deal Gets Initial OK
• Insurer Distorts Evidence In $50M COVID Row, Court Told
• Ultramarathons Make Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ga. Insurance Firm Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• Berkshire Must Defend Trulieve In Worker Death Suit
• Wash. Smoke Shops, Insurer Settle Kratom Death Suit
• 10th Circ. Debates Presuit Conduct In $60M Bad Faith Fight
• Fla. Panel Revives Hurricane Damage Suit Against Insurer
• GWG Trust Sues Ankura Consulting Over 'Bogus' Accounting
• Energy Co-Op, Convicted Ex-CEO End Fight Over Legal Fees
• Timber Co., State Street Win Initial Toss Of $1.5B Pension Suit
• Law Firm Not Insured By Cyber Policy After $158K Email Scam
• Travelers Unit Hit With Bad Faith Suit Over $241M Jury Verdict
• Madison Capital Action Displays SEC's Emphasis On Process
• Oakland Diocese Yanks Insurance Deals From Newest Plan
• Tyson Can't Get $1.62M Award Hiked In Factory Fire Dispute
• Mangione's NY Trial Moved Hours After SDNY Schedule Tweak