After hearing oral argument on a set of related cases Wednesday, the New York Court of Appeals is weighing who should receive the money paid out when a mutual insurance company responsible for medical malpractice insurance converts to a stock insurance company.

The Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company in 2019 completed its demutualization process, which involved the distribution of $2.502 billion in consideration for the extinguishment of membership interests.

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