Meatpacking Link Found in Up to 8% of Early U.S. Covid Cases As many as one in 12 cases of Covid-19 in the early stage of the pandemic in the U.S. can... Read More
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Alaska Airlines Leases 13 Boeing 737 MAX Jets After Ungrounding Alaska Air Group Inc said on Monday it would lease 13 new Boeing 737 MAX 9 planes from aircraft lessor... Read More
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The Key to Winning COVID Business-Interruption Claims: Say the Virus is Present Policyholder attorneys pursuing COVID-19 business-interruption claims are hoping to persuade judges to accept a premise that many Americans appear to... Read More
J&J Gets $325 Million Talc Verdict Slashed by New York Judge Johnson & Johnson persuaded a New York judge to slash by about two-thirds a $325 million jury award to a... Read More
Tyson Suspends Managers Accused of Covid Betting Pool Tyson Foods Inc. said it has suspended managers at an Iowa meatpacking plant accused in lawsuits of betting on how... Read More
Not Just COVID: Nursing Home Neglect Deaths Surge in Shadows When COVID-19 tore through Donald Wallace’s nursing home, he was one of the lucky few to avoid infection. He died... Read More
Viewpoint: 11th Circuit Ruling Reminds Insurers to Tread Carefully When Settling Multiple Claims Insurers handling claims in Florida often feel like they are fighting an uphill battle to avoid bad faith lawsuits arising... Read More