A Delaware Supreme Court ruling in January has emboldened insurers eager to avoid massive policy claims.
The escalating legal fight pits two prominent supporters of former President Donald Trump against each other.
The city and other plaintiffs argue that the team's departure robbed them of millions in tax revenue.
Nuveen is accused of using its market power to strong-arm a smaller muni bond rival, Preston Hollow.
The acrimony escalated after the French luxury giant moved to back out of its purchase of the iconic jeweler.
It's parent company, Le Tote, also filed for bankruptcy.
Tesla’s board members used their positions to “enrich themselves at the company’s expense,” lawyers for the pension fund said.
Panicked executives already have launched a handful of legal battles that could blow up big deals.
Business owners are suing insurers for not honoring policies that supposedly cover business disruptions.
The 14-year battle is over allegations that Goldman Sachs let managers make discriminatory pay decisions.