Taxpayer contributions to New York City and state pensions will rise by $4 billion under a benefit sweetener for some public employees included in the state budget.
Lawmakers in Oklahoma are having second thoughts about anti-ESG legislation that limits which Wall Street banks local governments can do business with.
A Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP attorney sued the firm’s welfare benefit plan and
A $4 million settlement benefiting thousands of
A decision requiring Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois to reprocess denied claims for gender-affirming care drew criticism from religious and business-focused groups in briefs urging the Ninth Circuit to undo the ruling.
Chambers & Partners faces the challenge of delivering revenue growth that justifies the lofty price its private-equity owner paid to acquire it in November. That largely revolves around selling advertising and research products to the same lawyers it reviews.
Iconic founders engineering new forms of corporate control are complicating a crackdown on self-dealing by the leading US business court.
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Kansas has joined Missouri, Nevada, and Wisconsin in regulating earned wage access services, under a bill that will go into effect on July 1.
Bipartisan legislation passed by the Senate to make all existing temporary trial court judgeships permanent amid judicial staffing concerns would help stabilize the judiciary in several states, lawmakers supporting the bill said.
A nurse anesthetist can pursue most claims in a suit alleging his former employer discriminated against him based on his disability when it refused to exempt him from a Covid-19 vaccine mandate and then fired him.
A Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP attorney sued the firm’s welfare benefit plan and
Lawmakers in Oklahoma are having second thoughts about anti-ESG legislation that limits which Wall Street banks local governments can do business with.
A $4 million settlement benefiting thousands of
Taxpayer contributions to New York City and state pensions will rise by $4 billion under a benefit sweetener for some public employees included in the state budget.
The court denied AT&T Umbrella Benefit Plan No. 3 and Sedwick Claim Management Services Inc.'s motion to dismiss an employee’s ERISA action challenging the denial of long-term disability benefits and alleging breach of fiduciary duties. Dickson v. AT&T Umbrella Ben. Plan No. 3, 2024 BL 128122, W.D. Mo., 4:23-cv-00456-DGK, 4/15/24
The court denied the University of San Francisco Welfare Benefit Plan’s motion for summary judgment on the applicable standard of review of an employee’s ERISA and Parity Act action challenging the denial of benefits for residential treatment as not medically necessary. K.G. v. Univ. of S.F. Welfare Ben. Plan, 2024 BL 12455, N.D. Cal., Case No. 23-cv-00299-JSC, 4/11/24
The court granted an employee’s request to overturn the Director’s Guild of America’s denial of benefits, and entered judgment in the employee’s favor, in this ERISA action for denial of benefits and breach of fiduciary duty. Dan C. v. Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Ins. Co., 2024 BL 120514, C.D. Cal., 2:22-cv-03647-FLA (AJRx), 4/9/24
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