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December 03, 2025
Firms Seek End To Ch. 7 Creditor's Malpractice Suit
Two law firms have urged a Connecticut state court to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a creditor in a Chapter 7 case that accused them of failing to ably represent its interests in the underlying bankruptcy and a related dispute, saying the former client's claims were too vague.
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December 03, 2025
Novartis, Marketing Firm Want Out Of Trade Secrets Suit
A Swiss marketing company and its founder have joined pharmaceutical giant Novartis in asking a Manhattan federal judge to release them from a hedge fund's suit accusing the founder of brokering business meetings with Novartis in a scheme to steal its strategy, claiming the suit is merely an attempt to punish Novartis for placing money with a competitor.
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December 03, 2025
Worker Says Metal Supplier Owes For Unpaid Meeting Time
A specialty metals supplier regularly forces warehouse employees to participate in meetings when they are supposed to be on breaks, depriving them of money they're owed and reducing their potential overtime pay, according to a proposed collective and class action filed Wednesday in the Northern District of Ohio.
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December 03, 2025
Judge Eases $4.1B Liability For Insurer In Conn. Rehab Plan
A Connecticut judge has approved a modified moratorium that protects PHL Variable Insurance Co. and two subsidiaries during a state rehabilitation, agreeing to a plan that could reduce universal life death benefits by $4.1 billion while allowing policyholders the option to avoid paying $175 million in estimated total premiums.
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December 03, 2025
Split Conn. High Court Backs Town In Police Pension Row
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the town of Groton isn't required to make health savings account contributions in order to offset deductibles owed by retired police officers, reasoning that HSA contributions don't qualify as insurance coverage or deductibles under the parties' pension agreement.
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