COVID-19

Telehealth is not only expanding services to a vulnerable population, but it also is driving new changes across the aging services industry.

The court rejected an insurer's claim that pandemic-related business interruption losses cannot qualify as damages under a policy.

Lloyd's had about 2.4 billion pounds (or $3.1 billion) worth of losses through June 30.

The court's ruling states that most, but not all, of disease clauses in the insurance policies considered provide coverage.

Companies are worried about safety as they reopen, and the liabilities they may face if someone becomes ill. Two experts share their recommendations.

The pandemic forced employers to make critical decisions on short notice with scant and often conflicting guidance.

The suit may be the first to test whether movie and TV insurers will be forced to provide coverage for delays caused by the pandemic.

Lawsuits and natural disasters have brought in a new crop of general counsel in the insurance industry during the pandemic.