News

East

• Maryland P/C Insurance Consumers to Receive More Than $250M in Premium Relief
• Retaliation Claim Against Delaware Law Firm Over Softball Injury Nixed

National

• As Hurricane Season Starts, Coronavirus to Impact Disaster Preparedness
• Space Explorers Should Beware of Viruses From Outer Space: Opinion
• NFL Player Sues Airline, Says Attendants Failed to Stop Sexual Harassment by Passenger
• CFC Launches Standalone Licensing Agreement Liability Product for IP Risks
• What’s a Life Worth? America Weighs Costs, Benefits of Social Distancing
• Workers Worry Over Enforcement of Meatpacking Plant Safety Recommendations
• Not All Homes in Wildfire Zones Are Uninsurable. Here’s How Insurers Can Tell.
• Insurers, Agents Propose Pandemic Business Relief Plan; Plaintiffs Offer BIG Compromise
• Some of Hand Sanitizer Purell’s Claims Called Misleading, Draw Lawsuits

International

• BHSI Expands Defense Base Act Coverage into Dubai
• French Court Orders AXA to Pay Restaurant’s COVID-19 Business Interruption Losses; AXA Vows to Appeal
• Coalition Launches Cyber Insurance and Security Coverage in Canada
• AIR Worldwide Estimates Global COVID-19 Deaths Could Reach 644,000 During June
• Australia Clamps Down on Litigation Funders Following Surge in Class Action Lawsuits
• Update: Airbus A320 Jet Crashes in Pakistan with 99 People on Board