In a major victory for insurance companies, the California Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday that businesses that were forced to shut down because of COVID-19, or had to cancel concerts or sporting events during the pandemic,

The Court of Appeals ruled that health plans must include coverage for medically necessary abortions, unless an employer qualifies for an exemption.

New York's high court has upheld a rule requiring companies with health insurance plans to cover medically necessary abortions.

New York's highest court on Tuesday ruled that employers' health insurance plans have to cover medically necessary abortions, rejecting a lawsuit by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany claiming that the law's exemption for religious employers was too narrow.

NY’s highest court rejected a challenge from religious employers to a regulation requiring health insurance cover medically necessary abortions.

The Court of Appeals, in a 7-0 decision, ruled the regulation did not impair church groups' "right to free exercise of religion."

Abortion is front and center in a high-stakes Georgia Supreme Court race pitting a Republican-appointed justice against a former Democratic lawmaker seeking to make a political comeback. Former Rep. John Barrow (D-Ga.