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Louisiana Shifts Pharmacy Benefit Management Away from CVS Caremark for 2026

Louisiana's Office of Group Benefits is transitioning pharmacy benefit management services from CVS Caremark to Liviniti and SilverScript for 2026 amid legal scrutiny and demand for PBM transparency.

Maryland Supreme Court: Insurer Must Honor Post-Loss Claim Assignments Despite Anti-Assignment Clause

The Maryland Supreme Court ruled that anti-assignment clauses in insurance policies do not prohibit assignment of post-loss claims, impacting claims handling and policy interpretation.

Virginia Beach School Employees Sue Over 110% Health Insurance Premium Increase

Around 100 Virginia Beach school employees are suing over a 110% increase in health insurance premiums, citing undisclosed hikes before plan enrollment. The school board plans to address this issue amid rising healthcare costs for staff and retirees.

Federal Judge Rejects Elevance Health's Challenge to Medicare Star Ratings

A Texas federal judge has denied Elevance Health's legal challenge against CMS's Medicare Advantage star ratings, reaffirming the complex regulatory framework influencing insurers' government bonus payments.

Priscilla Presley Faces $50M Fraud Lawsuit And Shocking Death Accusations

Priscilla Presley is sued for $50M in a new Beverly Hills case alleging fraud, breach of contract, and hastening Lisa Marie Presley's death. The lawsuit expands a complex estate and trust dispute involving the Promenade Trust and celebrity asset management.

PPG Industries Wins Class Action on Retiree Life Insurance Termination

PPG Industries successfully defended against a 500-person class action alleging wrongful termination of retiree life insurance coverage linked to a 2013 corporate transaction, with the court citing lack of vested rights in plan documents.

New Haven Pension Lawsuit Highlights Oversight in Union Settlement

A New Haven pension lawsuit proceeds challenging a $400,000 firefighter annuity linked to a Supreme Court case, focusing on municipal contract oversight.

Seventh Circuit Reverses Class Certification in Progressive Indiana Total Loss Case

The Seventh Circuit reverses class certification in an Indiana case against Progressive Insurance over disputes on actual cash value for totaled vehicles, emphasizing individual claim assessment.

Legal Dispute Over HIPAA Violation in UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooting Case

Defense attorneys allege Manhattan DA's office violated HIPAA by accessing confidential medical records in UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting case. Prosecutors acknowledge erroneous receipt and deletion of materials from Aetna.

UnitedHealth Faces Multiple Shareholder Lawsuits Over Medicare Billing Investigations

UnitedHealth Group faces multiple shareholder derivative lawsuits linked to DOJ investigations of Medicare billing practices, highlighting regulatory and corporate governance issues.