Freeganism is a zero-waste lifestyle that focuses on giving a second life to discarded food and items, yet there are still many misconceptions about it.
An Allianz unit can pursue punitive damages against a Travelers unit it accused of failing to settle a wrongful death suit, which resulted in a $6 million verdict the Allianz unit had to contribute to, a North Carolina federal judge said Wednesday.
A Connecticut medical practice chain that has been suing health care entities alleging failures to reimburse it for COVID-19 testing costs told a federal court a third-party health plan administrator can't avoid the chain's lawsuit against it seeking $658,000 in testing costs.
Abortion's status as a medical procedure in some states and a crime in others will pose a challenge to insurers and policyholders as policies often exclude coverage for criminal acts, meaning significant policy language changes may be needed in the wake of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.
A Georgia federal court properly rejected a man's bid to recover a $60 million judgment against a medical practice stemming from a liposuction-related death from the practice's insurer, the insurer told the Eleventh Circuit, asking the panel to affirm the lower court's decision.