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December 02, 2025
Plan Members Assert Standing In Cigna Data Breach Fight
A group of Cigna health plan participants who claimed that the company failed to protect their data when it tracked their website activities asked a Pennsylvania federal judge not to throw out the suit, arguing that the proposed class had standing to sue over the alleged violations of state and federal privacy laws.
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December 02, 2025
A Close Look At The Evolving Interval Fund Space
Interval funds — closed-end registered investment companies that make periodic repurchase offers — have recently moved to the center of the conversation about retail access to private markets, spurred along by President Donald Trump's August executive order incorporating alternative assets into 401(k) plans and target date strategies, say attorneys at Simpson Thacher.
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December 02, 2025
A Primer On NYDFS' 3rd-Party Cybersecurity Guidance
The New York Department of Financial Services' recently released comprehensive guidance for registrants on managing cybersecurity risks associated with third-party service providers illustrates why proactive engagement by senior leadership, robust due diligence, strong contractual protections and ongoing oversight are essential to mitigating growing risks, say attorneys at McGuireWoods.
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December 02, 2025
Judge Doubts That FEMA Funds Freeze Is Harmless
A Massachusetts federal judge on Tuesday appeared to push back on assertions by the Trump administration that states are not entitled to a court order vacating what the government says is a temporary freeze of Federal Emergency Management Agency funds intended to pay for disaster-mitigating projects.
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December 02, 2025
Colo. Hotel Owner Seeks $790K In Storm Damage Coverage
An insurer owes more than $790,000 for damage to a hotel roof during a winter storm and resulting water damage, a Colorado property owner alleged in a suit removed to federal court, saying the carrier unreasonably delayed and denied coverage.
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