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1.5 million persons of all ages died in the Armenian Genocide of 1915. The parties have reached a tentative $20 million settlement in an action filed against New York Life Insurance Company on behalf of descendants of victims massacred in the Armenian Genocide of 1915, who allege that the company failed to pay life insurance policy proceeds to them. Persons eligible to participate in the settlement should contact the class attorneys.

Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita changed the face of America forever. Thousands of people lost everything they own, including their jobs, while others lost their lives. Hundreds of thousands of residents will never return to New Orleans and the surrounding areas. While mother nature caused the Hurricane, there are other parties responsible who caused untold financial, property and emotional damage.

Federal law is often criticized as being overly complex, but that complexity only reflects the nature of our society. The class has been certified in an action filed against AXA Network, LLC, and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of America on behalf of all current, former, and retired Equitable agents who show (a) lost eligibility for benefits under any Equitable ERISA plan during any period on or after January 1, 1999, because of the application of the policy adopted by Equitable of using compliance with specified sales goals as the test of a "full time life insurance salesman" or (b) remain subject to losing such benefits in the future because of the potential application to them of that policy.

A class action suit filed in Baltimore alleges that CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield of Maryland has overcharged policyholders millions of dollars by jumping the gun on premium increases permitted by their health insurance policies.

The class has been certified in an action filed against State Farm Automobile Insurance Company on behalf of Nebraskans who were hurt in auto accidents, and who allege that the company overcharged them for managed care medical coverage under the guise of traditional indemnity medical coverage. The action alleges that State Farm overcharged consumers 15% to 20% for their coverage, in violation of Nebraska's Consumer Protection Act and the Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

Kahn Gauthier Swick is investigating possible legal actions on behalf of uninsured or partially insured patients who have been overcharged by Tenet Healthcare Corporation, the second-largest healthcare provider in the U.S.

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