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Insurance Coverage For Possible Ebola Claims Involving Hospitality Businesses

by in Food & Beverage, Insurance & Loss Prevention, Lodging. Posted November 24, 2015
Originally published in Anderson Kill’s Hospitality Alert, Nov. 2014  Co-authored by Diana Shafter Gliedman Now that the first cases of Ebola in the United States have been treated and the country is for the moment Ebola-free, it’s easier than two months ago to maintain perspective. Ebola is difficult to contract, and widespread outbreaks in the ...
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Ebola and Terrorism Threaten African Tourism

by in Insurance & Loss Prevention, Safety & Security, Travel. Posted August 6, 2015
African tourism was severely impacted by the global recession that started around 2008. In 2013 we started seeing signs of a recovery, with the number of tourists increasing by over 5%, or three million, over 2012. This increase created a positive anticipation that 2014 would be the year in which normality returned to the tourism ...
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Update: Ebola and Ebola-Related Disruptions in West Africa

by in Safety & Security. Posted July 29, 2015
Since December 2013, when the first Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) case is believed to have occurred in Guinea, the West African countries of Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone have struggled with the region’s first known EVD outbreak. After identifying the outbreak in March 2014, the situation improved during April, when disease activity was contained in ...
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Overseas Business Travel Liability and the Duty of Care in Times of Ebola

by in Legal, Safety & Security, Travel. Posted December 5, 2014
As of late 2014, the United States faced no Ebola pandemic whatsoever. The odds of catching Ebola in an American workplace remained statistically zero. Only a handful of Ebola cases had made their way to the United States, and a few hospitals aside, every American workplace remained Ebola-free. Only two employees had caught Ebola on an American job site—both ...
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