- 9th Circ. Says Pre-2013 Life Policies Needn't Get Lapse Forms
Life insurers are not required to send designation forms to California policyholders whose policies were issued before 2013, when a state law requiring carriers to provide applicants with a form to designate another individual to receive notice of a lapse or termination went into effect, the Ninth Circuit ruled.
- State Pols Urge Justices To Rein In Kalshi's Sports Offerings
A coalition of state lawmakers has urged the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Third Circuit decision allowing Kalshi to keep its sports offerings online in New Jersey, emphasizing that sports betting oversight must be left to the states.
- Weinstein Sentenced To 15 Years After NY Trials
A New York state judge on Wednesday sentenced Harvey Weinstein to 15 years for sexually assaulting "Project Runway" production assistant Miriam Haley, following a series of trials against the already-imprisoned former Hollywood producer.
- Spray Foam-Maker Says Calif. Is Forcing It To Fund Research
Texas-based spray foam insulation manufacturer Quadrant Performance Materials has sued the California Department of Toxic Substances Control in federal court over an order the manufacturer alleges unconstitutionally conditions its ability to sell in the Golden State on subsidizing research and advocacy it does not agree with.
- Anthropic Says It 'Never Promised' Fixed Claude Usage Rates
Claude subscribers accusing Anthropic of misleadingly marketing the usage offered in pricey top-tier versions of the artificial intelligence tool are ignoring what the company's platform promises actually state, Anthropic told a California federal judge Tuesday, arguing the case should be tossed as a "failed effort to accuse Anthropic of deception."
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