Insurance Coverage for Losses Stemming from the Coronavirus
The coronavirus has not only sickened tens of thousands of people, killed several hundred, and disrupted life for millions, but ...
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The Most Frequent Hospitality Claims
Property ClaimsThe most common types of hotel property claims are: general water damage, sprinkler water damage, hail, wind, and fire. ...
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Understanding Post-Storm Business Interruption Coverage
The full extent of economic damage from this year’s devastating hurricanes—Harvey, Irma, Juan and Maria—will not be evident for some ...
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Contempt Is Nothing to Sneer At
Contempt remedies can be a useful tool to compel compliance with a court order, whether it be to produce certain ...
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Minimum “Exempt” Salary Threshold Raised and Millions of Additional Workers Entitled to Overtime
On May 18, 2016, President Obama and the Labor Department issued the much anticipated final rule regarding overtime regulations, which ...
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What Counsel Must Do to Maximize Insurance Coverage
Insurance policies are complex contracts that require counsel’s oversight. Job 1 is to demarcate the broker’s role. Insurance policies are ...
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Insurance Coverage For Possible Ebola Claims Involving Hospitality Businesses
Originally published in Anderson Kill’s Hospitality Alert, Nov. 2014 Co-authored by Diana Shafter Gliedman Now that the first cases of ...
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Matching Your EPLI to Your Actual Employment Risks
No employer is immune from employment-related lawsuits, particularly at a time when the Department of Labor, the Equal Employment Opportunity ...
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Contracts With Insurance Brokers: Do’s and Don’ts
Insurance brokers are among the most important suppliers that any company deals with. Yet, often the arrangement between brokers and ...
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NYC Enacts Law to Ban Credit Screens for Most Job Applicants
On May 6, 2015, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed into law the Stop Credit Discrimination in Employment ...
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