Month: April 2020

A basic premise in contract law is allocation of risk. Business-interruption insurance allows business owners to purchase protection against loss of income that occurs after a disaster. While individual policies differ, typical business interruption provisions cover losses related to physical damage. With COVID-19 sweeping the globe, business owners and insurance companies are engaged in a… Read more »

COVID-19 continues to ravage our country – exposing shocking systemic inequities. Of course, no one should be surprised – these things were bubbling under the surface all along. It took a global pandemic, silencing the hum of productivity, to reveal our shaky foundation. The higher COVID-19 death rate among Americans of color highlights the disparities… Read more »