An attorney hired as a special counsel in a Chapter 11 case lost his bid for a 40% cut of a more than $360,000 insurance premium refund that the debtors received some 10 years after paying him for his work.

Property insurers have forced “crippling costs” onto residents of apartment blocks in the aftermath of the Grenfell disaster, the U.K. government said as it requested a review of the market.

Financial institutions in South Korea, one of the world’s top funders of coal, have failed to keep up with their global peers in setting policies to exit the dirtiest fossil fuel, an activist group said.

Progressive groups are campaigning for the Financial Stability Oversight Council to have its full authority restored after the Trump administration largely disarmed one of the government’s greatest powers to rein in risk-taking.

The owners of high-end London restaurants The Wolseley and The Delaunay sued Axa Insurance U.K. Plc for as much as 4 million pounds ($5.4 million) over its failure to pay out on claims linked to the coronavirus lockdowns.

A group of investors that includes Allianz SE and the California Public Employees’ Retirement System has set itself new targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, amid concerns that time is running out to prevent the planet from overheating.