Are You Sure Your Website Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy Are Enforceable? Maybe Not!

Written by Susan Kohn Ross and Lucy Holmes Plovnick One of the many challenges facing companies that do business on line is taking the steps necessary to make sure their website terms of service and privacy policies (and any other terms and conditions) are enforceable to the greatest extent possible in case of a dispute with their customers/users. There is no specific formula to follow, … Continue reading Are You Sure Your Website Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy Are Enforceable? Maybe Not!

Pardon The Interruption, Again

Coronavirus Business Interruption, Part 2 Written by Jean Pierre Nogues As we noted in an earlier release, some business interruption insurance policies may provide coverage for some COVID-related losses.  While a few policies expressly cover such losses arising from viruses and epidemics, most are triggered by property damage at your place of business, near you, or at your suppliers’ and/or customers’ locations.  Two possible impediments … Continue reading Pardon The Interruption, Again

Coronavirus Business Interruption

Written by Jean Pierre Nogues and Daniel M. Hayes

Escalating health concerns, governmental restrictions, empty shelves at retailers, supply chain disruptions, and wild gyrations in the financial markets.  The COVID-19 virus and steps taken to reduce its spread are impacting more businesses in more ways each day.

In order to put yourself in the best position to weather this storm and recover as quickly as possible, it is vital that you consider and fully understand the defenses you or your business partners may have under your contracts, and whether you have any insurance coverage for your COVID-19 losses. Continue reading “Coronavirus Business Interruption”