The correctional officer was participating in Olympic level training prior to the onset of his heart condition.

Sidkoff, Pincus & Green argued that it cannot conduct business or collect from clients because of a state-mandated office shutdown.

Increased videoconferencing app usage and the current pandemic have led to the quick adoption of telemedicine which comes with more opportunities for fraud.

The correctional officer was participating in Olympic level training prior to the onset of his heart condition.

Three industry experts answered audience questions regarding the impact of COVID-19 on workers' compensation.

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As annual M&A deals continue to set new records, agency owners need to know what they stand to gain and lose in selling their business.

The Simon Wiesenthal Center claims it is owed coverage by Chubb because its policy covers "physical" property loss and damage, and the coronavirus "clearly has a material existence."

Utah joins several other states in enacting legislation to protect restaurants, gyms, and malls from lawsuits brought by people exposed to the coronavirus on their property.

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