Nothing in federal benefits law requires corporate insiders to make public disclosures beyond those required by securities law, the Labor Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission told the Second Circuit in letters that doubled down on their earlier position.

Many nursing-home workers around the country are losing pay after catching Covid-19 or being forced into quarantine, according to union officials, nursing home operators and workers. Meanwhile, some nursing-home operators that don’t pay sick workers have benefited from millions of dollars in taxpayer aid.

Delta Air Lines Inc. is negotiating with its pilots union to avoid potential layoffs after the carrier determined it would have 2,327 more aviators than necessary for its reduced schedule.

AAA can’t limit fraud claims to a one-year lookback period in a proposed class action alleging that it underpaid policyholders for attendant care payments made under the Michigan Automobile No-Fault Insurance Act, according to a U.S. district court ruling in the state.

The daughter of a deceased telephone company worker on Monday convinced the Second Circuit to revive part of her lawsuit alleging that Verizon Communications Inc. improperly shortchanged her more than $500,000 in life insurance benefits.

Advertising firm Omnicom Group Inc. is the latest employer to face a proposed class action claiming its 401(k) plan offers too many high-cost investment options, according to a lawsuit filed in the Southern District of New York.