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- Sep 29, 2026
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Insurers Agree to Pay $177M Into Buffalo Diocese Child Victim Compensation Fund (opens the original)
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The Diocese of Buffalo, New York, has reached a settlement in which insurers will contribute $177 million to a fund to compensate victims of clergy sexual abuse. The insurers’ contribution is in addition to the diocese’s $150 million, bringing the victims’ fund to a total of $327 million. The diocese has asked the judge in federal Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of New York to approve the settlement. The diocese and more than 20 insurers including Continental, Employers and National Un
Lemonade $10.5 Million Settlement Over License Number Data Breach Approved (opens the original)
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A federal district court in New York has approved a $10.5 million class action settlement by digital insurer Lemonade over its exposing license numbers of as many as 190,644 drivers to third parties through its online auto insurance quote platform. The case consolidated complaints brought by three plaintiffs from New York, Connecticut and Arizona on behalf of themselves and others affected by the quoting platform’s data breach, even if they were not Lemonade customers and never even applied for
Court Agrees Massachusetts Auto Insurance Bars Duplicate Medical Payments (opens the original)
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An auto insurer in Massachusetts can withhold medical payments (MedPay) benefits to insureds whose medical expenses have been paid by their primary health insurer. The Massachusetts Appeals Court has upheld Commerce Insurance Co.’s denial of MedPay benefits in accordance with language added to the state’s standard auto policy in 2016. The Commerce auto policy held by the Noelle Bousquet, who was seriously injured in a crash, included personal injury protection (PIP) coverage for up to $2,000 of
What If Employer's Hidden Identity Causes Workers' Comp Claim to Be Filed Late? (opens the original)
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A late-filed workers’ compensation claim can be considered valid where the lateness is due to the identity of the claimant’s employer being concealed from her. The Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission (VWCC) has upheld a deputy commissioner’s ruling that found an employee should not be denied benefits for filing her injury claim against the correct entity after the state’s two-year statute of limitations had expired. The claimant had no way of knowing that her employer was by law the federa
Springfield to Reopen Schools Monday After Closing Them Due to Cyber Attack (opens the original)
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Public school students in Springfield, Massachusetts have been told they can return to their schools on Monday, September 14 after the schools were closed on Tuesday due to a cyber incident. According to Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and school officials, an outside group gained access to the public school system’s network and blocked the district’s ability to access certain third party online programs including student medical records, transportation and food services, and certain educational tools. T
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