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Delaware high court denies Albertsons coverage for opioid lawsuits
A coalition of major commercial insurers defeated a bid by grocery chain Albertsons to recover the costs of defending more than 100 opioid lawsuits under
Indiana court wipes out $10M pollution cleanup verdict against excess insurer
A New Jersey insurer is off the hook for a $10 million judgment that had required it to cover decades-old industrial contamination at a manufacturing
High court backs regulator’s fine in comp insurer dispute
The Montana Supreme Court has upheld a $75,000 fine against Victory Insurance Co., reinforcing state regulators’ authority to require insurers and managing general agents to
Florida appeals court revives comp claim over statute of limitations
A Florida appeals court has revived a delivery driver’s workers compensation claim, finding that his petition for additional medical treatment was filed within the applicable
Federal Court strikes down Trump’s latest import tariff, dealing new blow to trade agenda
A panel of judges found the president had improperly invoked a rarely used provision of a decades-old trade law Source link
Florida court revives contractor’s AOB claim against Universal Property over mold paperwork
Universal Property argued that the paperwork in this case did not pass muster. A separate invoice, dated the same day as the AOB, listed two
Pulte hauls 19 insurers to court over Albuquerque defect claims
The lawsuit, filed on May 1, 2026 in the US District Court for the District of New Mexico, names a long list of commercial carriers:
FEMA Tells Court It’s Offering Jobs Back to Employees Let Go in January
An attorney representing the Trump administration informed a U.S. District Court Friday evening that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has begun offering new appointments to
Wash. court upholds recoupment of vocational school overpayments
The Washington Department of Labor and Industries could recoup more than $147,000 in overpayments plus interest from a vocational school that trained injured workers, holding
The End of Cheap Generic Drugs? How a New Court Ruling Could Lock in High Prices
A Supreme Court case heard this week could give brand-name drugmakers longer monopolies, delay generic competition, and leave patients paying higher prices. When it comes
