A union representing employees of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority lost its bid to overturn a federal court order dismissing its lawsuit against the board overseeing Puerto Rico’s financial rehabilitation over health-care costs.

A Mississippi man who had his arm amputated after driving his Dodge Charger into two trees lost his lawsuit seeking accidental dismemberment benefits, when a federal judge upheld United of Omaha Life Insurance Co.'s decision to deny benefits based on his policy’s intoxication exclusion.

The Biden administration’s plan to expand emergency federal leave during the Covid-19 pandemic includes the nation’s largest companies, widening the pool of employers that can be sued if they refuse to grant worker requests to recover from the virus, care for family members, or deal with school and childcare closures.

Bankrupt coal miner Lighthouse Resources Inc. got court approval to implement two employee bonus programs and move forward with efforts to sell some of its assets.

Times Square is quiet, Broadway is dark, offices are empty.

A Comcast Corp. worker who unsuccessfully sued Liberty Life Assurance Co. of Boston for disability benefits is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to take his case and explain when an otherwise applicable state law can be displaced by an ERISA benefit plan’s choice-of-law provision.