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On the Trail of Long COVID
By Dr. Megan Leivant Mar 30, 2021 English
A sense of optimism is growing around society’s recovery from the COVID‑19 pandemic, draped against a background of effective vaccine development and its widespread rollout. While clinicians have a better understanding of COVID‑19 disease, science is...
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The EEOC’s 2020 Employee Charges and Emerging Issues
By Alice Zelikson and Jeff Weisel Mar 29, 2021 English
The 2020 numbers from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) were recently released. There were 67,448 charges of workplace discrimination made to the agency in the 2020 fiscal year.1 That’s a decline from 2019’s 72,675 charges, possibly...
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U.S. Population Shift - De-Urbanization and What It Means to Insurers
By Lonnie Van Houten Mar 25, 2021 English
We are now more than a year into the COVID‑19 pandemic, and social distancing, masks and hand sanitizers are still the norm. Many workers, such as those in the service and hospitality industries, don’t have the luxury of working remotely, causing significant...
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If Business Interruption Is the Tip of the COVID-19 Iceberg, Are Professional Liability Claims Waiting Below?
By Jeff Markowski Mar 16, 2021 English
Early COVID‑19 lawsuits are being dominated by insurance claims for Business Interruption coverage, workplace safety and civil rights actions. Are these cases just the tip of the iceberg? Thus far we’re not seeing the same inundation of cases for General...
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