The Boy Scouts of America revised its bankruptcy plan, still seeking to resolve all outstanding sexual abuse lawsuits against the organization while including an option that could leave local councils exposed to litigation.

DaVita Inc. and its investors can resolve a class suit over an alleged scheme to steer dialysis patients to certain health plans after a federal judge in Colorado gave their $135 million settlement final approval.

A MetLife Inc. shareholder agreed to voluntarily drop federal derivative claims in Delaware tied to a $500 million annuities withholding error, following the company’s win in a related state case.

National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh properly denied accidental death benefits on behalf of a woman who bled to death after accidentally cutting her dialysis catheter while changing a bandage, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled Tuesday.

The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community lost its appeal seeking an additional $245,867 in federal funds for operating its tribal health program, when the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday that the tribe isn’t entitled to reimbursement for administrative expenses tied to money it receives from private insurers.

The Covid-19 shutdowns that swept the U.S. have been a boon for a newer auto-insurance product: pay-per-mile coverage.