A group of international insurers won their bid to send a coal company’s $115 million fire damage claim to arbitration after a court held that Missouri law doesn’t prohibit arbitration clauses protected by foreign treaties.

Aetna Life Insurance Co. lost its bid to pause litigation over how it recoups disability payments out of personal injury settlements, when a federal judge concluded that the Third Circuit was unlikely to hear the insurer’s appeal.

HealthNow New York Inc. should face a whistleblower suit alleging that it improperly overpaid health-care claims at the expense of the federal government and New York, a federal magistrate judge recommended.

United Healthcare Services Inc. won its lawsuit accusing a group of medical testing labs of running a $100 million fraudulent billing scheme, when a federal judge assessed “case-ending sanctions” over the labs’ destruction of evidence.

If the world needs more deposit insurance, there ought to be a system of guarantees where customers paid for higher cover, and taxpayers shared the underwriting burden with the insurance industry.

The liability insurers for a Pennsylvania hotel won a ruling allowing them to avoid providing coverage for lawsuits the policyholder faces over sex trafficking claims.