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April 09, 2026
Conspiracy Claims Not 'Plausible,' Insurers Tell Calif. Judge
California homeowners affected by the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires cannot "plausibly" allege insurers conspired to eliminate competition in the marketplace, an attorney for Chubb and other insurers told a California state judge Thursday in a bid to toss the homeowners' litigation, chalking market exits to insurers' independent economic interests.
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April 09, 2026
Insurer Says Atty's Shoddy Defense Resulted In $92M Verdict
A Munich Re unit said an Oklahoma-based law firm is to blame for a $92 million judgment entered against it in a coverage dispute over an apartment fire, telling a federal court Thursday that its attorney failed to object to opposing counsel's inappropriate conduct or preserve evidence for appellate review.
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April 09, 2026
Cigna 401(k) Suit Won't Wait For Intel Supreme Court Decision
A Pennsylvania federal court turned down Cigna's bid to stay a proposed class action alleging the insurance company misspent forfeitures from its employee 401(k) plan and offered an underperforming investment fund while the U.S. Supreme Court considers a 401(k) suit against Intel, finding the request unjustified.
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April 09, 2026
Nonprofit Insurer Wants To Seek AstraZeneca Claims Revival
EmblemHealth asked a Massachusetts federal judge to let it seek First Circuit intervention against a decision that cut in half its proposed class action accusing AstraZeneca unit Alexion of using sham patents to protect blood disorder treatment Soliris from biosimilar rivals.
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April 09, 2026
Insurer Won't Have To Defend Firm In $2M Fraud Case
National Liability & Fire Insurance doesn't have to insure a Texas law firm for claims it fraudulently disbursed nearly $2 million of a safety equipment company's money for COVID-19 tests, a Pennsylvania judge has ruled, finding the insurer has shown that policy exclusions exempt it from coverage.
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