Fitness club operator Life Time Inc. won a ruling to send its more than $200 million coronavirus-related business interruption insurance lawsuit to a preferred Minnesota state court from a federal venue.

A group of religious objectors can proceed with a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Obamacare’s requirement that health insurers pay in full for certain preventive health-care services, including a drug to prevent HIV infections, a federal court in Texas said.

The U.S. government must repay health insurers in full for money they lost by lowering members’ deductibles, copays, and coinsurance under an Obamacare program designed to make plans more affordable, two insurers told the U.S. Supreme Court.

Verizon Communications Inc. won a ruling letting it tap an AIG unit and other insurers for $24 million in defense costs it racked up in litigation over a 2008 debt transaction.

Texas’s deep freeze and power outages last week could cost as much as $90 billion in losses, and most of it could have been avoided, according to Enki Research disaster modeler Chuck Watson.

Priority Healthcare Corp. will pay Roche Diagnostics Corp. $43 million to settle a suit alleging it violated federal law by filing fraudulent insurance claims for diabetic test strips that led Roche to improperly pay insurers rebates for the product.