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Alan Levin, partner (Left) and Rowe Snider, partner, at law firm Locke Lord
COVID-19 is having wide-reaching legal impacts on the re/insurance industry in the US, with multiple dilemmas coming to the fore. One of these centres around workers’ compensation: a number of states have enacted workers’ compensation presumptions that change the basic parameters of compensable liability so that COVID-19 can be included.
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Locke Lord, COVID-19, Insurance, Reinsurance, Insurtech, Business Interruption, Alan Levin, UK
