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August 13, 2026
A Texas law firm facing multiple barratry lawsuits fought for its case alleging its insurer improperly cut off defense funding for the underlying suits, telling a federal court the insurer burned through the policy limit on activities that provided "little or no meaningful benefit" to the firm's defense.
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August 13, 2026
The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee told a Colorado federal judge Thursday that its insurer is attempting to avoid coverage for a sexual assault lawsuit between two Paralympic swimmers, saying the insurer is violating its policy's requirement to defend the USOPC from sexual assault allegations involving an employee.
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August 13, 2026
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Thursday trimmed but refused to toss a federal benefits lawsuit from food service giant Aramark against a Blue Cross affiliate that administered the company's employee health benefit plans, opening discovery on allegations that improper claims management cost tens of millions and breached fiduciary duties.
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August 13, 2026
The Eighth Circuit has revived a residential contractor's claim that its First Amendment rights were violated when the Iowa Insurance Division issued warning notices pursuant to the state's public adjuster laws, while affirming that the statutes are not unconstitutional on their face and not void for vagueness.
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August 13, 2026
Several insurance companies asked a North Carolina state appeals court to affirm a $467 million fraud damages award granted by a trial court against convicted insurance magnate Greg Lindberg and his private investment firm Global Growth Holdings, maintaining that Lindberg recycled "already rejected" arguments regarding the insurers' recovery.
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