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5 05, 2020

South Dakota’s Security Insurance Joins Midwest Insurance Agency Alliance

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Security Insurance Group Inc. (SIG) of Pierre, South Dakota, has joined Midwest Insurance Agency Alliance (MIAA), a network of insurance agencies across seven states. Founded in 2012, SIG is a full-service insurance agency owned by Vern Armstrong. The agency offers …

12 05, 2020

Kentucky to Allow Restaurants to Reopen for Dine-In Service Before End of Month

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Kentucky’s restaurants will be allowed to resume limited dine-in service later this month as part of another phase of business reopenings announced by Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday. The next phase includes plans for reopening movie theaters, fitness centers, child …

5 05, 2020

Many Japan Firms Resist Telecommuting, Raising COVID-19 Risk for Call Center Staff

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Almost a month after Tokyo declared a state of emergency, dozens of call center employees for telecom KDDI Corp still commute into their crowded office, where the fear of coronavirus infection has taken a back seat to data security. Call …

6 05, 2020

Legal Sea Foods Restaurant Sues Over Business Losses Under Policy Issued March 1

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A popular seafood restaurant chain that has been shuttered by the coronavirus and restrictions on dining has gone to court to get its insurer to pay for its business interruption losses. It believes its insurer is obligated in part because …

5 05, 2020

Midwest Meatpackers Cautiously Reopen Plants After Coronavirus Shutdown

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A South Dakota pork processing plant took its first steps toward reopening on May 4 after being shuttered for over two weeks because of a coronavirus outbreak that infected more than 800 employees. As two departments opened at the Sioux …

8 05, 2020

Houston Confronts One-Two Punch of Coronavirus and Oil Bust

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When you’re known as the energy capital of the world, oil busts are nothing new. But Houston now finds itself in uncharted territory — grappling with an oil downturn in the middle of a pandemic. Like in other cities, the …

5 05, 2020

Wildfire Danger High in Central Wisconsin

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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the National Weather Service issued a red flag warning on May 3 for 12 counties in central Wisconsin as the danger of wildfires remained high. A red flag warning is issued when the …

6 05, 2020

Transparency Is Key for Insurance Agents Handling Coronavirus Claims

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Business interruption insurance has been a much-debated topic during the coronavirus crisis, with some businesses already pushing back against virus-related claim denials. In several cities, groups of businesses have filed lawsuits challenging virus exclusions in their business interruption policies, such …

5 05, 2020

Oklahoma House Passes Bill Shielding Healthcare Workers from COVID-19 Liability

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The Oklahoma House of Representatives has passed legislation aimed at protecting healthcare providers from liability during the COVID-19 pandemic. The House Senate Bill 300, creating the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Limited Liability Act, authored by House Majority Whip Terry O’Donnell, …

8 05, 2020

Towing Company Sued by North Carolina for Pandemic Price-Gouging

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Authorities in North Carolina filed the state’s first price-gouging lawsuit against a towing company accused of employing predatory towing and booting practices during the coronavirus pandemic. A temporary restraining order was issued on Charlotte’s A1 Towing Solutions and its owner, …