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By Emily Cousins | August 16, 2023
"Data security breaches have dominated the headlines for the last two decades," the complaint said. "And it doesn't take an IT industry expert to know it. ... The Hartford should certainly have been aware, and indeed was aware, that it was at risk for a data breach that could expose the PII that it collected and maintained."
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By Emily Cousins | August 9, 2023
"Optimus Health Care repeatedly overbilled Connecticut's Medicaid program, taking in payments they were ineligible to receive," Attorney General William Tong said.
By Adolfo Pesquera | August 1, 2023
The Fifth Circuit reversed and remanded, however, on the duty to indemnify. The panel took this stance, not because it found the insurer must compensate Copart should damages be awarded, but because the ruling of the district court was premature.
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By Emily Cousins | July 28, 2023
David Schlachet faces a lawsuit over the death of his wife, Lara Nadia Anike Prychodko.
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By Riley Brennan | July 10, 2023
"Thus, regardless of whether this Court were to allow, or not allow, the instant action, such a decision would likely have significant effects on litigation surrounding laws regulating insurance in Connecticut. Such a decision is more properly issued by the Connecticut Supreme Court, after an appropriate weighing of the issues involved. Thus, the second factor also favors certification," the court said.
By Adolfo Pesquera | July 3, 2023
Kraft Heinz alleges that because the company's health costs are self-funded, Aetna treats its expenses with less diligence, and includes hidden costs allegedly intended to benefit Aetna.
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By Emily Cousins | July 3, 2023
The Robinson & Cole law firm has stepped forward to represent the insurer.
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By Emily Cousins | June 22, 2023
"There is no statute of limitations barring originality in statutory construction, and it may be possible that the plain meaning of § 7-433c has been hiding in plain sight for the past seventy years," Justice Ecker wrote in his dissent. "But the sheer novelty of the defendant's claim, particularly against a background of settled expectations, suggests to me that we should approach its legal theory with great caution."
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By Emily Cousins | June 14, 2023
"I would say the threat of exposure to the defendants ... motivated the insurance company to resolve the case," attorney Christopher A. Sica said.
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By Emily Cousins | June 9, 2023
In one case, the jury awarded the plaintiff $18,284.65 in economic damages and $400,000 in noneconomic damages.
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