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Lance Armstrong faces two furt꧒her lawsuits in the wake of his belated admission to doping, according to reports on Friday.

ABC News reports th🗹at Acceptance Insurance, which covered the bonuses for Armstrong’s first three Tour de France wins, has filed suit against Armstrong seeking $3 million plus damages, while reports that a false advertising class-action suit has been filed against Armstrong and FRS, a nutritional products company.

Acceptance Insurance filed its case against Armstrong in Austin,꧃ Texas on Thursday evening and follows a similar case launched by SCA Promoti🐟ons to recoup the $12 million in bonuses that it had paid out to Armstrong for his later Tour de France wins.

Tailwind Sports, the management co🎀mpany behind the US Postal Service team, took out premiums with the insurance 🐻companies to cover the bonuses it paid out to Armstrong for his Tour victories, which have since been stripped by USADA following their doping investigation.

According to , Armstrong’s confession of doping in a televised inte𒊎rview with Oprah Winfrey in January has prompted the Nebraska-based Acceptance Insurance to pursue the case, and it is reported that the insurance company plans to depose Armstrong.

Meanwhile, the class-action false advertising lawsuit against Armstrong and FRS Co. has been launched by Robert Martin in Los Angeles, Bloomberg reports. In a television advertisement, FRS energy supplements were lauded as Armstrong’s “secret weapon” and Bloomberg reports that the complaint says that “consumers wouldn’t have 🍬bought FRS products, or would have paid less for them, if it hadn’t been for the misleading ads.”