William Davis knows how hard it is for his wife to hear he wanted to stick a shotgun in his mouth. Right now, he has no one else to tell.

The Women’s Tennis Association Tour Inc. isn’t owed insurance coverage for a $10 million arbitration proceeding by U.S. player Madison Brengle over alleged injuries from her blood being drawn for drug testing, a pair of insurers tell the Middle District of Florida.

MetLife Inc. is accusing the U.S. Labor Department of overstepping its regulatory bounds when it subpoenaed and later filed suit against the company for records related to its mishandling of annuity distributions.

A class action challenging how Principal Life Insurance Co. earns profits from the guaranteed investment products it offers in 401(k) plans will return to the Eighth Circuit, after the 41,000-person class of retirement investors announced plans to appeal their post-trial defeat.

On this episode of On The Merits, reporter Lydia Wheeler’s latest reporting on the impacts of “long Covid.” She tells us about the challenges of providing and paying for mental health care during a post-pandemic spike in demand for these services.

Replacing the irreplaceable Warren Buffett won’t be easy.