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February 10, 2026
Judge Limits Insurers' Exposure in Opioid Coverage Fight
Insurers garnered several wins Tuesday in a dispute over coverage for thousands of opioid suits against bankrupt pharmaceutical company Endo International, with a Pennsylvania federal court ruling favorably for the carriers on the interpretation of claims-made provisions and the meaning of "damages for bodily injury."
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February 10, 2026
Broker Renews Fight Against $6.6M Civil Fraud Penalties
An insurance broker renewed challenges to a $6.6 million civil fraud tax penalty over its captive deductions by arguing that the assessment required a jury trial, telling a Pennsylvania federal court that recent rulings, including in the Fifth Circuit, have reinvigorated requests the court previously denied.
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February 10, 2026
Texas Justices Unsure Appraisal Is Avoidable In $40M Claim
The Texas Supreme Court on Tuesday wanted to know why the owner of a building that allegedly suffered over $40 million worth of damage after extreme flooding should get to avoid an appraisal its insurer demanded, noting that the owner had already agreed to it.
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February 10, 2026
Wash. Panel Says Healthcare Cost-Share Group Is An Insurer
A Utah-based healthcare cost-sharing nonprofit operates as and must register as an insurer under Washington state law, a state appeals panel ruled, upholding a $50,000 fine from the state's insurance commissioner that found the nonprofit ran afoul of Washington insurance law.
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February 10, 2026
NC Justices Told Not To Disturb Lindberg's $122M Penalty
A group of insurance companies that say convicted billionaire Greg Lindberg is responsible for their "financial ruin" are fighting to keep in place a $122 million contempt order against him, telling North Carolina's highest court there's no compelling reason to review the decision.
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