News

East

• Owner of WWII-Era Bomber Banned from Carrying Passengers After Connecticut Crash
• Judge Declines to Dismiss Class-Action Suit Against New Hampshire Gun Manufacturer
• New York Court Rules Gig Drivers Are Employees Eligible for Unemployment Benefits

National

• Restaurateur Sues The Hartford, Seeking Coverage for Coronavirus Business Interruption
• Chubb Investigating Possible Cyber Attack; Says Network Unaffected
• Aetna Waiving Patient Co-Pays for Coronavirus Hospital Stays
• Employers Deploy Spy Software to Monitor At-Home Workers
• Lloyd’s Faces COVID-19 Claims from Multiple Insurance Lines, Says CEO Neal
• Home Health Providers at ‘Breaking Point’ as Coronavirus Ups Demand, Saps Supplies

International

• Lloyd’s Faces COVID-19 Claims from Multiple Insurance Lines, Says CEO Neal
• Blenheim Gets Initial Approval from Lloyd’s to Launch New Managing Agency
• China’s Factories Hit with 2nd Blow from Coronavirus as External Demand Drops
• Former Lloyd’s CEO Beale to Become Chair of South Africa’s Mediclinic
• COVID-19 Quarantined Doctors Turn to Telemedicine to Keep Seeing Patients