Insurers needn't defend a telecom company accused of funding terrorist attacks, a behavioral health organization isn't entitled to coverage for a wrongful death settlement, and a reality television exclusion bars coverage for the producers of "My 600-lb Life." Law360 has the week's top insurance news.
By Hope Patti · September 17, 2026, 3:25 PM EDT
Insurers needn't defend a telecom company accused of funding terrorist attacks, a behavioral health organization isn't entitled to coverage for a wrongful death settlement, and a reality television exclusion bars coverage...
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