Marshall L. Small, former chair of Morrison & Foerster, died on Dec. 8 in San Francisco at age 92, his firm has announced.

Scott Lang, the new chief executive officer of Turvo Inc., wants to emphasize an important corporate policy at his startup: Employees may not entertain clients at strip clubs and certainly not bill those trips to the business. The rule is salient because his predecessor was fired for doing just that.

United Healthcare Insurance Co. must face a Laboratory Corp. of America worker’s lawsuit seeking reimbursement for $170,000 in medical bills incurred by his autistic son, a federal judge in Utah ruled.

Health insurer Hawaii Management Alliance Association asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a federal court decision blocking it from recouping about $400,000 in medical benefits under a state insurance regulation.

U.S. Bank NA‘s attempt to avoid liability for $750 million in pension losses would render the fiduciary obligations of federal benefits law “effectively unenforceable” in the context of defined-benefit pension plans, a bank retiree told the U.S. Supreme Court.

Deutsche Bank AG is considering deep cuts to bonuses for this year as Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing seeks to eliminate billions of euros of costs in a radical restructuring.